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Treated water sales have increased in Bengaluru but have not yet reached summer levels, while the BWSSB issued nearly 800 violation cases and collected approxim

Bengaluru is seeing an increase in treated water sales, though not yet at summer levels, while the BWSSB has issued nearly 800 violation cases and collected ₹30

The BWSSB has registered nearly 800 cases in July for the misuse of drinking water in Bengaluru.

The BWSSB has stated that there is no drinking water shortage in Bengaluru.

The BWSSB has stated that Bengaluru is not facing an immediate water shortage and has sufficient reserves to meet demand for the next seven to eight months, des

The BWSSB states Bengaluru has enough water for 3-4 months, while experts advocate for long-term measures like groundwater regulation and water circularity as s