Water Supply Cut in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday for Pipeline Works
Thiruvananthapuram Water Supply Disrupted Monday

Residents in specific areas of Thiruvananthapuram are set to face a day-long disruption in their drinking water supply this coming Monday. The scheduled interruption is due to essential pipeline maintenance work being carried out by the Kerala Water Authority near the Kazhakkoottam–Vetturoad Junction.

Areas and Duration of Water Supply Shutdown

The water authority has outlined a clear schedule for the maintenance, which will lead to a complete suspension of water supply in the Kazhakkoottam ward. This total cut-off is slated to last for 14 hours, from 8 am until 10 pm on Monday.

Partial Disruption in Pallithura Ward

Beyond the complete shutdown, the effects of the pipeline works will also be felt in the neighbouring Pallithura ward. Here, the water supply will be affected in the stretch covering areas from Jyothis School to Attinkuzhy. While not a complete suspension, residents in these localities should anticipate a significant reduction or irregularity in their water supply during the maintenance window.

Advisory for Consumers and Cooperation

In light of the planned disruption, the Kerala Water Authority has issued a clear advisory to all affected consumers. Authorities are strongly urging residents to store a sufficient quantity of water in advance to meet their essential needs throughout Monday.

The success of such critical infrastructure work often depends on public cooperation. Officials have requested that citizens cooperate with the authorities to help minimise inconvenience during this essential maintenance period. Planning ahead by storing water can greatly ease the day's challenges for households.

Such periodic maintenance is crucial for ensuring the long-term reliability and safety of the city's water distribution network. While it causes temporary inconvenience, it helps prevent larger, unplanned breakdowns in the future.