Operations at the Wazirabad, Chandrawal and Okhla WTPs are already hit. Water supply will remain affected till the situation improves: Delhi Jal Board informed
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Water supply restored in maximum affected areas, says Delhi Jal Board
Water supply was restored to around 90 per cent of the areas affected by a pipeline repair work in the trans-Yamuna region on Monday morning, even as some residential colonies complained of getting dirty and smelly water. The supply was hit in many localities of east and north-east Delhi over the weekend due to the repair undertaken by the Delhi Jal Board (DJB). Water supply resumed this (Monday) morning after two days. But the water was dirty and smelly, and not fit for drinking, said Laxmi Nagar resident Pawan Kumar.
Uttarakhand flash floods to affect water supply in parts of Delhi
In a series of tweets, DJB vice chairman Raghav Chadha said the Sonia Vihar and Bhagirathi water treatment plants were functioning at reduced capacity. He said the supply is likely to be affected in south, east and northeast Delhi
PTI | February 15, 2021 | Updated 17:24 IST
The DJB is deploying water tankers in adequate numbers and all possible efforts are being made to reduce turbidity in water
Flash floods in Uttarakhand s Chamoli have increased turbidity of raw water fetched by Delhi from Upper Ganga Canal to unprecedented levels which is likely to hit water supply in many parts of the national capital, DJB vice chairman Raghav Chadha said on Sunday.