Tanker drivers' strike in mumbai has created a water crisis...
The strike of water tanker drivers in mumbai, maharashtra has created a severe drinking water problem in the areas for the last two days. Water supply in residential and commercial areas is completely disrupted. Meanwhile, shiv sena UBT has warned the government to take out a march if the water crisis is not resolved immediately.
In view of the drinking water crisis in mumbai, cm devendra fadnavis has asked the mumbai Municipal Corporation Commissioner to take immediate effective steps to solve the water problem.
BMC Commissioner should find an immediate solution to the problem - CM
cm devendra fadnavis has asked the officials to solve this crisis as soon as possible. He said, "Due to the strike of tanker drivers, there is a water problem in some areas. This problem cannot continue in view of the heat. I have asked the Municipal Corporation Commissioner to find a way out between the new rules and the concerns of the drivers so that the general public is not affected." In fact, the people of mumbai had to data-face water shortage for the second consecutive day on friday (12 April). The indefinite strike of mumbai Water Tanker Association (MWTA) is continuing. The tanker drivers are adamant on their demand. Union Water Power minister CR Patil held a meeting regarding this, but failed to find a solution.
Due to the strike of tanker drivers, water supply in residential and commercial areas is badly affected, due to which some offices have been closed and concern over contaminated water has increased. shiv sena UBT claimed that due to water shortage, there is a situation of chaos in many areas of Mumbai. The Mahayuti government has not been able to find a solution to this yet. shiv sena UBT, through its newspaper Saamana, challenged the administration yesterday. The party's senior leader Aditya Thakur has warned the government that if the water problem is not resolved even in two days, then the Sena Morcha will take out a rally at all the ward offices.
