Delhi gets back partial water supply

February 23, 2016 11:42

Water supply was partially restored in some parts of north and central Delhi this morning, even as Delhi Water minister Kapil Mishra said there would be limited supply till the Munak canal, damaged in the Jat stir in Haryana, is repaired.

"Till the time Munak is totally repaired, supply will be limited," Mishra tweeted and advised people to use water judiciously.

The Delhi Jal Board teams had restored the three water treatment plants to varying capacities last evening with Wazirabad plant operating at 60 per cent and Okhla plant at 50 per cent capacity.

The Chandrawal water treatment plant is being operated at full capacity, Mishra said.

He said there was news of some water being released from Haryana last night and expressed hope that water supply can be partially restored in west Delhi by the evening.

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