Water supply to affected areas will be cut off for 48 hours. The Delhi Jal Board urged residents to store sufficient quantities of water.
Several areas across Delhi will face water supply disruption for two days (48 hours), starting Wednesday (February 25), due to connectivity work being undertaken by the Delhi Jal Board (DJB), the agency announced in a statement on Monday.
The Delhi Jal Board urged residents to store sufficient quantities of water. She also indicated that during the closure period, water tanks will be available in several centers, and attached a list of phone numbers to contact them.
Water supply disruption in Delhi: Which areas will be affected?
Many areas across the national capital will witness disruption in water supply, according to an announcement by the Delhi Jal Board.
Below is a list of areas that will be affected:
- Dwarka Sub City
- Jeep Mahavir
- Vijay’s pocket
- Uttam Nagar Colonies Group
- Buchanpur
- Bharthal
- Imbrahi village
- Madhu Vihar
- Sagarpur
- Kailash Puri
- Durga Park
- Mangla puri
- Raj nagar phase 1 and 2
- Bagdola village
- Bigwasan
- Dulceras
- Binda por
- Siwak Park
- Bharat vihar
- Sita Puri
- Raja Puri
- Gewan Park
- Indra Park
- Milapnagar and Chanakya Place
- Arjun Park
- Lakshmi Vihar
- Bajrang Jeep
- Maqsoodabad
- Naya Bazaar
- Vijay Park
- Sai Baba’s pocket
- Village and extension of Wrangeli Sacroati
- Ranji pocket
- Shyam Vihar Colonies Group
- Arjun Park
- Dharampura Colony Group
- Roshanpura Colony Group
- Dinpur village
- Mattila, Palam
- Viswas Park
- Carpenter prevailed in parts one and two
- Nanhee Park
- Bamnouli village
- Shahbad Mohammadpur village
- Kabashira village
- IGI and ICCC Airport (Yashubhumi)
- The city of Najafgarh and its surrounding areas.
When will the water supply be cut off? And why?
The Delhi Jal Board said that water supply to the affected areas will be cut off for 48 hours, starting at 11 am on February 25 (Wednesday) until 11 am on February 27 (Friday).
According to the statement, the supply disruption is due to work on connecting the newly laid 1,500 mm diameter double raw water line to disconnect it from the existing 1,500 mm diameter double raw water line at Dwarka WTP in Bhagya Vihar.
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