Delhi Water Safety Measures Intensified Amidst Recent Tragedies

Following incidents of deaths from contaminated water in Indore, Delhi's government initiates stringent safety checks through the Delhi Jal Board to avert similar instances. Measures include heightened inspections for leaks and immediate responses to public complaints about water quality, odor, taste, or discoloration.

Delhi is taking swift action to prevent water contamination tragedies following recent fatalities in Indore. The Delhi Water Minister, Parvesh Sahib Singh, has instructed the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) to implement stringent monitoring measures to safeguard the capital's water supply.

The DJB has been directed to intensify routine inspections of water pipelines, especially where they run near sewer lines, to identify and repair any leaks or potential contamination sources promptly. The directive also includes deploying dedicated teams for constant vigilance in high-density areas.

The recent deaths in Indore underscore the urgency of these measures. The Delhi government is also prioritizing quick responses to public grievances concerning water quality, ensuring timely verification and corrective action.

(With inputs from agencies.)