This is absolutely not the AUDI.
And you guys call yourselves journalists?

This is not the AUDI at all. You can’t run mule cars on promo days. This image is either fake or an old photo from another team.

So I find it “interesting” that my experience in communication with both incidents was largely the same with the sole exception of how long it would take to repair.

In ‘24 the mayor held multiple press conferences throughout the ordeal. It was on the news, it was all over social media, they had digital traffic signs asked to reduce usage.
In ‘24 this was an entirely new situation; we were not prepared for the break, we had no pipe to replace it.

I do wonder if the urgency comes from the fact that this repair will be much faster thanks to things done after ‘24 including stocking pipe locally. Last time around, we had no clear indication of how long it would take, specifically in early days of the crisis.

I’m really struggling with this narrative that communication is so much better this time. In ‘24 it was on the news daily; there were frequent press conferences; digital traffic signs asked for water reduction; social media was also used to spread the word.
How is that any different than now?

It’s on the news daily. The mayor is posting daily updates on social media.
Some people apparently need to have shit slapped directly in their face.

I’m hybrid WFH but don’t pass any traffic digital boards so not sure if they’re posting water restrictions there like they did in 24.
But if you don’t watch the news and your social media feed is lacking news sources and city updates, how are people going to know?

I mean, I’ve seen the mayor posting updates on Reddit and everyone there seems to be drooling all over him as if Jyoti didn’t say a word about the last break.
It’s on the news every day and every day they talk about our usage being well above where we need to be.