India, Feb. 24 -- As Bengaluru braces for a potential water crisis this summer, the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has intensified its efforts to curb the misuse of potable water. The board has taken strict action against those using drinking water for non-essential activities, registering 112 cases in the past week alone and collecting fines amounting to Rs.5.60 lakh from offenders.
According to multiple reports, the South Zone recorded the highest number of violations, with 33 cases, followed by the West and East Zones, which reported 28 cases each. The North Zone had 23 violations. The BWSSB has not only imposed fines but is also actively working to ensure that penalties are duly collected.
BWSSB Chairman Dr. Ram P...
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