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Road cave-in: Water supply to be hit in Dadar, Sewri, Wadala

A day after a small portion of the arterial Zakaria Bunder Road between Cotton Green and Sewri stations sunk and the underground water pipeline developed cracks, no repairs have been carried out.

Updated on: Sep 2, 2010, 02:15:38 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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A day after a small portion of the arterial Zakaria Bunder Road between Cotton Green and Sewri stations sunk and the underground water pipeline developed cracks, no repairs have been carried out.

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This means that the water supply in Dadar, Sewri, Parel and Wadala will be affected.

The 48-inch pipeline, an inlet main, which carries water to the Bhandarwada hill service reservoir, supplies water to these areas.

“The areas will get less water for a few days until the line is not plugged,” said an officer from the hydraulic department, requesting anonymity.

Due to the leakage in the water main, a portion of the arterial road had sunk and developed cracks on Tuesday.

On excavating further, it was seen that a huge cavity was formed underneath.

“The water line had developed cracks and was leaking. After the patch had sunk we immediately took action to avoid a possible cave-in in the future,” said a civic official.

 
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