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High pollution levels in the Yamuna River are currently disrupting Delhi's water supply as the city approaches Diwali celebrations.
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The Bhagirathi and Sonia Vihar water treatment plants, which typically process 250 million gallons daily from the Ganga, have had their normal supply interrupted.
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Due to maintenance works by UP authorities, the Ganga water supply has been halted from 21st October until 31st October.
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The plants have temporarily switched to sourcing water from the Yamuna River as a stopgap measure.
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Excessive ammonia levels above 1.5 parts per million in the Yamuna have reduced the plants' operational capacity by 30 per cent.
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A thick layer of toxic froth containing harmful chemicals now covers the Yamuna, causing respiratory issues and skin irritation risks.
Affluent South Delhi areas, including Greater Kailash and Vasant Kunj, are experiencing significant water shortages.
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Large sections of East Delhi, North East Delhi, and NDMC areas are facing severe water scarcity, with residents advised to conserve water carefully.
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How do you think this can be resolved?
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