The Public Works Department (PWD) has assured residents of Tiswadi and Ponda in Goa that there is sufficient drinking water in storage to last until June. This announcement comes as a relief to many residents who were concerned about potential water shortages during the upcoming summer months. The PWD confirmed that adequate measures have been taken to ensure the availability of water for the two regions. Residents are advised to use water judiciously and avoid wastage to help maintain the current supply levels. This assurance from the PWD should help alleviate any fears of a water crisis in Tiswadi and Ponda. With the looming summer heat, access to clean drinking water is crucial for the well-being of the residents in these areas. By implementing effective water management strategies, the PWD aims to provide a sustainable solution to the water needs of the region. This proactive approach is essential in ensuring that residents have uninterrupted access to safe drinking water. As the summer approaches, the PWD will continue to monitor the water levels closely and take necessary actions to maintain a steady water supply. Residents are encouraged to cooperate by using water responsibly and reporting any leaks or wastage to the authorities promptly. The PWD’s commitment to ensuring water availability underscores the importance of efficient water management practices in the region.