The Greater Chennai Corporation has reported a noticeable increase in water demand across Chennai as temperatures continue to rise during the summer season. With mercury levels climbing, households and businesses are consuming more water for drinking, cooling, and daily activities.
Officials from the city’s water supply department said the demand for potable water has risen significantly in several residential zones. Water tankers are being deployed to supplement regular supply in areas facing shortages, while authorities closely monitor reservoir levels and distribution networks.
To manage the growing demand, civic authorities have urged residents to adopt water conservation practices. Citizens are advised to reduce wastage, fix leaking taps and pipelines, and use water responsibly, particularly during peak daytime hours.
The civic body is also conducting awareness campaigns encouraging rainwater harvesting and efficient water use in homes, apartments, and commercial establishments. Experts warn that responsible consumption is crucial to ensure adequate water availability throughout the summer months.News as Reported.
