Bengaluru is facing severe water crisis these days. Where people are facing the problem of even washing hands and drinking water. Even before the beginning of summer, the water problem in Karnataka has started affecting the lives of people. Where the people of Karnataka depend on private water tankers. At the same time, even tankers are not able to meet their water shortage. Water supply has come to a standstill in many areas of the city. People are also facing problems regarding drinking water. Meanwhile, the government has now issued a new order.
Government issued decree
Now a new order has been issued amid water shortage in Bengaluru. According to this, if anyone is found washing a car, gardening, doing construction, constructing and maintaining a road or using a water fountain in Bengaluru, then a fine of Rs 5,000 will be imposed on him.
Water shortage even in Chief Minister’s residence
You will be surprised to know that the water shortage in Bengaluru has reached the Chief Minister’s residence. Recently, water tankers have also been seen coming and going to the Chief Minister’s residence. People are not even getting water to wash hands after eating in a restaurant. According to experts, this time the water crisis has deepened due to drought in Bengaluru. Trees have reduced significantly in the city, due to which there is no underground water left like before. Apart from this, tanker mafia is also said to be waiting for this water crisis.
These cities are also in danger of water crisis
Apart from Bangalore, about 30 cities including Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Indore, Amritsar, Pune, Srinagar are included in India. According to the report, water crisis may reach its peak by 2050 and crores of people will be badly affected by it.
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