Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has asked government departments, industries, construction agencies and commercial establishments to make wider use of treated wastewater for landscaping, construction work and industrial needs, saying it would release safe drinking water for domestic use.
In a message on the 37th Foundation Day of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB), the Chief Minister called water conservation a collective responsibility and urged the public and other stakeholders to do their part in building what he described as a sustainable and water-secure Hyderabad.
He said he hoped the board would reach further milestones in serving the Core Urban Region (CURE).
The Chief Minister extended his wishes to HMWSSB officials, employees and their families, and praised the board for supplying drinking water to the city and maintaining sewage services for 37 years. He commended its contribution to Hyderabad's development, public health and progress.
Based on the Chief Minister's message on HMWSSB's foundation day, as reported.
(With inputs from PTI and media reports)