*Chandigarh Smart City and Municipal Corporation are committed to provide every household of Manimajra,clean water supply at full pressure, 24×7*
*Sets up dedicated on site grievance redressal at Water Works Manimajra*
Chandigarh, August 6:- Aiming to facilitate a seamless and efficient transition of intermittent water supply to full pressure water supply, the area of Manimajra has been strategically divided into four distinct zones for final settings and connections to the new water supply network. This carefully planned approach allows for uninterrupted service delivery and minimizes disruptions to the residents of Manimajra.
The phased rollout of final settings and connections to new water supply system will commence as under:
7th to 12th August in areas comprising Shanti Nagar, Madiwala Town, Peepliwala Town, Bank Colony and Police Colony.
13th to 18th August in areas comprising Old Darshani Bagh, Samadhi gate area, Gobindpura, Churi market, Main Market and Old Ropar road
19th to 23rd August in areas comprising Subhash Nagar, Indira Colony, Motor Market, and Shivalik Enclave.
24th to 28th August , in areas comprising MHC, Duplex house, Rajiv Vihar and Uppal Marble Society
During these dates, citizens of Manimajra may experience erratic supply and low water pressure.
A robust grievance redressal set up has been set up for registration of grievances. Citizens can call at helpline number 9503275281 or register their complaint on I’m Chandigarh App or directly at dedicated counter, set up at Water Works-III, Manimajra from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.
A dedicated cell has been constituted to monitor the stabilization, on a daily basis.
Ms. Anindita Mitra, CEO, Chandigarh Smart City Ltd.-cum-Commissioner, MC, Chandigarh appealed to the citizens of Manimajra to cooperate with the field officers to ensure 24×7 water supply services in the area. She said that this pilot project aims to transform the existing intermittent water supply into a continuous and pressurized system and this strategic move will enhance water supply efficiency, reduce wastage, and ensure better water resource management.
