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Uppal works, 24 hours without water

HMWSSB flagged a day-long shutdown for junction works on the Krishna Phase‑II Ring Main‑2 to make way for Uppal flyover activity. Plan ahead was the advice; an audited after-action update was not on offer.

By Ctrl Alt DebatePublic ServicesHyderabad
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A giant red water tap marked with a 24-hour clock stands beside an Uppal flyover construction zone, while residents wait with empty pots and tankers queue in the background; a small calendar shows July 27–28.

A planned 24-hour shutdown was announced for junction works linked to Uppal flyover activity.

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HMWSSB scheduled a 24‑hour water supply interruption from 10 a.m. on Monday, July 27, to 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, citing “junction works on the Krishna Water Supply Project Phase‑II Ring Main‑2” linked to Uppal flyover activity, according to a report attributing it to an HMWSSB release.

Areas listed as affected included Fatehnagar, Hasmathpet, Prakash Nagar, Nacharam, HMT Nagar, Beerappagadda, Habsiguda, Ramanthapur, Venkata Reddy Nagar, Uppal, Mekalamandi, Bholakpur (partially), Padmarao Nagar, Bansilalpet, Bouddhanagar, Tarnaka (partially), Sitaphalmandi, Mettuguda, Lalapet (partially), North Lalaguda, Addagutta, Balanagar, South Central Railway, MES and the Secunderabad Cantonment Board.

A second report described the job as work on a 1600‑mm MS gravity main under the Krishna Phase‑2 Ring Main‑2, said to facilitate the P15 flyover foundation and ease traffic, with supply to resume “in a phased manner.” Those specifics are that report’s attribution, not an HMWSSB document we could review.

What matters to households is whether water returned on schedule at 10 a.m. on July 28 and at normal pressure. As of the reports cited, there’s no official after‑action note to check that against. Hyderabad plans around water; Delhi plans around speeches.

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