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Coimbatore Water Issue Reports & Updates

2 active reports — latest submitted 30 Jun 2026

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This page tracks live water issue reports from residents of Coimbatore, including RS Puram, Gandhipuram, Peelamedu, and nearby areas. All reports are submitted by citizens on VizhiTN and verified by the community. For urgent water issue issues in Coimbatore, call TWAD Board / Municipal Corporation Water Department at 1800 425 3555.

Local Operations & Overview

Coimbatore Water Issue Status

Citizens in Coimbatore frequently search for direct complaint channels for water issues.

Coimbatore Water Issue Activity Summary

2 active water issues documented in Coimbatore on VizhiTN. Activity reflects community submissions and recorded status changes.

How to Water Issue Complaint Channels in Coimbatore

Water Issue complaints in Coimbatore are handled by the Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation (CCMC). Contact: 0422-2399434. Escalate unresolved issues at https://grievance.tn.gov.in. Escalation path: Municipal Corporation Water Division (for urban areas) → TWAD Board Division Engineer.

Community Feedback — Coimbatore

VizhiTN users in Coimbatore share status updates on water issues. Community upvotes surface critical incidents and show which reports received official acknowledgement.

Active Reporting Zones — Coimbatore

Citizen reports from Coimbatore are tracked across RS Puram, Gandhipuram, Peelamedu, Singanallur. Organizing by locality helps RWA networks coordinate with municipal officers and monitor resolution timelines per zone.

Recent Reports (2)

Main Pipeline Leakage Spills Clean Water Near Singanallur Junction

During metro construction excavation works on June 30, the main drinking water pipeline was damaged near Singanallur. Thousands of liters of water are wasting on the highway, flooding the left lane.

Upvotes: 14Reported: 29/6/2026

Major Water Main Pipe Burst Wasteful Spill Near Peelamedu Road

High-pressure water distribution pipe burst near Peelamedu signal on June 30. Clean drinking water flooded the street for 3 hours before valves were shut.

Upvotes: 14Reported: 29/6/2026

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