
Mumbai's municipal swimming pools will reopen from August 16, the BMC announced, citing improved water stock in the city's seven lakes. As of Wednesday morning, reservoirs held 12,95,274 million litres, or 89.49%…
Mumbai's municipal swimming pools will reopen from August 16, the BMC announced, citing improved water stock in the city's seven lakes. As of Wednesday morning, reservoirs held 12,95,274 million litres, or 89.49% of capacity. The BMC has ordered water connections restored, water quality tested at the municipal lab, and lifeguards on duty. All preparations must be complete by August 15.
The BMC frames the pool reopening as a relief measure, but the real story is the water stock. Critics will call it a waste; supporters see it as a sign of recovery. Neither side wins if we ignore the data. The true test will come if the September rains disappoint and the 10% water cut remains. Watch the lake levels, not the headlines.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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