India, April 28 -- Seventy-two hours after a two-day water cut, many areas across the city are still facing low pressure and inadequate supply, even as the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) says the situation has largely returned to normal.

The water supply was shut down last week on Thursday for maintenance work on the Khadakwasla pipeline network and treatment plants. Although initially planned as a one-day shutdown, the work extended into Friday, leaving many areas without water for nearly 48 hours.

While the PMC says supply is improving, residents in multiple localities report that it has yet to stabilise. Some areas are receiving water at very low pressure, while others are relying on private tankers to meet daily needs.

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