Delhi Water Shortage Crisis: Emergency Meeting on May 30
The Delhi government has called for an emergency meeting on May 30th to address the severe water crisis faced by the national capital amid soaring temperatures. The meeting will be chaired by Water Minister Atishi and Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj, along with senior officials from relevant departments, to deliberate on the persistent water shortage in Delhi.
The decision to hold an emergency meeting comes in response to numerous reports highlighting the critical situation of the city’s water supply. Delhi has been experiencing record-breaking high temperatures, leading to a surge in water demand. Consequently, the city is grappling with an acute water shortage, resulting in frequent supply cuts in many areas.
The water crisis has caused significant inconvenience and hardship for Delhi residents, who have had to endure long queues and wait for hours for water tankers. The government’s emergency meeting aims to find immediate solutions and address the concerns of the public. The meeting will assess the current water supply situation, identify the reasons for the shortage, and explore measures to augment the water supply and mitigate the crisis.
The Delhi government is committed to ensuring an adequate water supply for all its residents. The emergency meeting on May 30th is a crucial step towards addressing the water shortage and providing relief to the people of Delhi.
