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Mumbai is already thirsty: Why the 2041 problem is really a 2026 problem

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What happened

Mumbai is experiencing a significant water crisis due to a supply deficit of over 500 million liters daily.

The city's demand for water is expected to soar by 57% by 2041, surpassing current supply capabilities.

Key facts

  • Mumbai is experiencing a significant water crisis due to a supply deficit of over 500 million liters daily.
  • The city's demand for water is expected to soar by 57% by 2041, surpassing current supply capabilities.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 12 Oct 2026 04:45:28 UTC.

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