“We buy drinking water from private vendors and skip taking bath. The non-supply of the water from the canal had forced the administration to shut down its seven water treatment plants.. Nagar, said, “We are somehow managing to use the groundwater and those who have water available with them give at least two to three buckets to others, but that is also not enough.Delhiites continued to face water shortage for the fourth day on Wednesday as about 70 per cent of the drinking water supply is yet to be restored in several parts of the national capital.

Oshin Dhawan, who stays in Anand Parbat area, said, “We had tanker in our area after 3 days so the people living in my society filled up as many buckets they could which would help them in emergency situation”The city was hit with severe water crisis after Jat protestors in Haryana damaged Munak Canal.There are some who are availing DJB’s water tank services in their area by filling up as many buckets as they can for their survival.Sachindra Yadav, a resident of G.T.K.B. While many had to do away with their morning bath, some Delhiites claimed they checked in to various hotels as they had not been receiving even a drop of water in their respective localities. It seems like government does not have a back up plan with them so we can just wait for the water to fully get restored” he added.

Initially, we used to get 20 litre water can but then since they have started charging us heavily, so I had to shift to my cousin’s place in Gurgaon”Facing the similar situation, Moti Nagar resident Saransh Kalia said, “We are visiting our neighbouring areas everyday to have our bath and fill up seven to eight water bottles along with a cylindrical tub to store water for emergency situations.” .Left with no other option other than shifting to his cousin’s place, Sushil Srinivasan, a resident of R. Though the canal has been partially restored, government officials say that it may take another week or so to restore supply to all the areas. Puram said, “There CNC End face Cylindrical Grinding Machine factory is no water supply since Sunday