A street cave-in over a nala on Banjara Hills Highway No. 1 led to a extreme water scarcity for 150 households in Maheshwari Towers. Residents blamed GHMC officers for failing to raise the tanker and resolve the provision disruption
Revealed Date – 5 August 2025, 08:49 PM
Hyderabad: The street caving in over a nala on Banjara Hills Highway No. 1 within the early hours of Tuesday resulted in a extreme water scarcity for 150 households residing in Maheshwari Towers.
The street collapse disrupted the common water tanker provide, impacting residents in GHMC Ward No 93, Banjara Hills, represented by Mayor Gadwala Vijayalakshmi.
Households right here had been left with out entry to common tanker water provide, and regardless of notifying the native authorities, the difficulty stays unresolved.
Residents expressed anger in direction of GHMC officers for his or her perceived apathy in not lifting the water tanker from the nala, even hours after the incident.
A couple of residents informed Telangana At present that the households within the towers rely on tanker provide as the prevailing water strains, laid three many years in the past, haven’t been upgraded. Day by day, ten water tankers are booked to fulfill the demand.
Moreover, floodlights had been put in on the street which was blocked by the incident. The street is 30 toes extensive, however solely 15 toes is accessible to the households of Maheshwari Towers.
