Water priced more than normal; MCC assures to rectify


Team Udayavani, Jul 11, 2018, 3:24 PM IST

Mangaluru: City residents were shocked to see their water bills reading a higher price.

It has been gathered that a hotel which used to normally receive a water bill around Rs 1,600, received a bill for Rs 18,000. Similarly, in another case a person who would receive a bill was Rs 80 got a bill of Rs 800.

Many others too got high water bills recently. A decade has past since a private company is appointed to raise water bills in the city. Due to many complaints from some n parts of the city not getting water  bills,  the MCC assigned personnel from its malaria control unit to carry out this work.

Bills were issued  June 1 and there are several  errors reported now. The city Mayor   K Bhaskar Moily said he has initiated steps to solve the matters.

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