MUMBAI: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation will be installing close circuit cameras at water reservoirs and pumping stations to secure these important installations from any kind of treat.
As a security measure the BMC has decided to set up a state-of-the-art 'remote cctv camera surveillance system' at these installations.
According to the civic officials, cctvs have already been installed at some lakes that supply water to the city and also at the water treatment plant in Bhandup and Pise-Panjrapol. The same will now be extended to the eight water reservoirs and five pumping stations in the city.
"In the backdrop of 26/11 terror attacks and several warnings from the police, the security of key water installations has become very important," said a senior civic official.
These water reservoirs are located in the interiors where not many people are allowed. The water supply network of the city is 400 kilometre long and is one of the biggest in Asia.
"The cctvs and watch towers, which will be installed there, will be useful for the security guards to keep a close watch on the premises of these installations," he added. The civic body has allotted the cctv installation and maintenance contract at an estimated cost of Rs 1.91 crore.
The proposal will be tabled in the civic standing committee next week.
Mumbai has six lakes - Modak Sagar, Tansa, Vihar, Tulsi, Bhatsa and Upper Vaitarana - supplying daily 3,450 ml water. The BMC security force has 287 security guards to protect six dams and 27 reservoirs.
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