Munak Canal Breach Fixed: Water Supply in Delhi Set to Resume

The Munak Canal breach, which caused flooding in Delhi's Bawana area and disrupted water supply, has been repaired, according to water minister Atishi. The repair work was completed late Friday night, and the Dwarka water treatment plant is expected to resume operations by 4 pm today, restoring water supply in affected areas.

Authorities have successfully repaired the Munak Canal breach that led to flooding in Delhi’s Bawana area and disrupted water supply. Water minister Atishi announced the Dwarka water treatment plant will likely be operational from 4 pm today, restoring water delivery by nighttime.

The repair of the Munak Canal embankment concluded late Friday night. Haryana released water from the Kakroi head at 10.30 am, expected to reach Delhi by early afternoon. With support from the Haryana government, Delhi Jal Board (DJB) supervised the repair efforts.

In response to the incident, health camps were set up, power was restored, and the flooded areas were cleared. The breach significantly affected water treatment facilities, but operations are on track for resumption.