By ETF Desk
Mangalore Today reported that 146 villages in Udupi district are likely to experience shortages of drinking water, citing recent rainfall deficits and increased usage during the dry season.
Local officials say that the shortfall stems from a combination of low monsoon rainfall, aging pipe networks, and rising demand from agricultural and domestic users, making water supply unreliable for residents.
With an estimated 200,000 residents potentially affected, the scarcity could impact health, agriculture, and daily life, prompting authorities to call for immediate measures. Source: Google News – Udupi.