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BMC Plans Tanker-Filling Hydrants At 7 Sewage Treatment Plants To Supply 1,232 MLD Recycled Water
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· October 25, 2026
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Mumbai’s seven sewage treatment plants (STPs), expected to be completed between 2026 and 2028, promise a major boost to the city’s alternative water supply. But with no dedicated citywide distribution network for recycled water, the BMC plans to rely on tanker-filling hydrants to supply treated w...
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Key points But with no dedicated citywide distribution network for recycled water, the BMC plans to rely on tanker-filling hydrants to supply treated w... Mumbai’s seven sewage treatment plants (STPs), expected to be completed between 2026 and 2028, promise a major boost to the city’s alternative water supply. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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