Water supply to be affected in several parts of Delhi: DJB Vice-Chairman Raghav Chadha

Delhi Jal Board Vice-Chairman and AAP leader through his twitter handle informed that with an increase in the ammonia pollutant levels in raw water discharged from Haryana, the water supply will be affected in parts of Delhi. However, he added that the administration is undertaking all possible steps to normalise the water supply at the earliest.

New Delhi: Vice Chairman of Delhi Jal Board (DJB) and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader, Raghav Chadha on Monday informed that water supply will be affected in parts of West Delhi, North Delhi, Central Delhi and South Delhi.

Chadha said that water supply will be affected because of an increase in pollutants in raw water discharged from Haryana.

• Due to increase in pollutants (amonia levels) in raw water discharged from Haryana, the water supply will be affected in parts of West Delhi, North Delhi, Central Delhi & South Delhi.
  We endeavour to restore normal water supply ASAP. Please use water judiciously.

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  Due to increase in pollutants (amonia levels) in raw water discharged from Haryana, the water supply will be affected in parts of West Delhi, North Delhi, Central Delhi & South Delhi.
  We endeavour to restore normal water supply ASAP. Please use water judiciously.

  — Raghav Chadha (@raghav_chadha) July 27, 2020

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  Due to increase in pollutants (amonia levels) in raw water discharged from Haryana, the water supply will be affected in parts of West Delhi, North Delhi, Central Delhi & South Delhi.
  We endeavour to restore normal water supply ASAP. Please use water judiciously.

  — Raghav Chadha (@raghav_chadha) July 27, 2020

"Due to increase in pollutants (ammonia levels) in raw water discharged from Haryana, the water supply will be affected in parts of West Delhi, North Delhi, Central Delhi and South Delhi," Chadha tweeted.

"We endeavour to restore normal water supply as soon as possible," he added.

He also urged the people to use water judiciously.

ANI report

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