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Hyderabad gets 11.07 lakh litres of treated water

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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) on Monday, November 2, announced that it had supplied 11.07 lakh litres of treated water through its green tanker programme.

According to the water board, 79 tankers made 124 trips across Hyderabad till 6:30 pm on Monday. The treated water was supplied from 18 sewage treatment plants (STPs) to meet government and private requirements.

Of the total 1,107 kilolitres supplied, 609.5 kilolitres went to government departments and 497.5 kilolitres to private users.

The Cyberabad region recorded the highest supply at 505 kilolitres, through 34 trips made by 14 tankers. Hyderabad recorded 295.5 kilolitres through 54 trips by 36 tankers, while Malkajgiri recorded 306.5 kilolitres through 36 trips by 29 tankers.

The board is encouraging the use of treated water for construction activities, parks, gardening, landscaping and other non-drinking purposes to reduce dependence on drinking water sources.

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