Delhi Water Cut: Rohini To Face 16-Hour Supply Disruption on November 11 | Check Timings

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  • November 10, 2024
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Delhi Water Cut: There will be no water supply in parts of the national capital’s Rohini area for 16 hours on November 11 due to maintenance work, the Delhi Jal Board said on Saturday.

The affected areas would include Rohini Sector-6, Rohini Sector-7, Rohini Sector-8 and their adjoining areas.

“The work of installation of flow meter at 700 mm dia. outlet line of Rohini Sector-7 BPS is proposed to take up on November 11 from 10 am onwards for 16 hours. Therefore, water supply will not be available in the evening and may be available at low pressure in the morning of November 12,” Delhi Jal Board said.

Due to the repair work, the water supply will be stopped, and therefore, residents of the affected areas are advised to make judicious use of water.

The statement said water tankers will be available on demand from the DJB helpline or the central control room.

Water treatment plants (WTPs) at Sonia Vihar and Bhagirathi struggled to cope with the ammonia content in the Yamuna’s raw water. High ammonia levels in the Yamuna are indicative of high industrial load or sewage disposal in its water. 

DJB’s plants can treat up to 1ppm of ammonia in raw water through chlorine, but chlorination beyond this limit leads to the production of toxic chloramine compounds. Thus, water production at the treatment plants was hit when ammonia levels breached the 1ppm mark. 

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