New Delhi: Chahal unveils NDMC action plan to tackle summer woes. New measures include additional water tankers, pipeline improvements, and water quality monitoring. Delhi receives 125 MLD of water from the Delhi Jal Board and 2.08 MLD from tube wells. A 24×7 reserved water supply has been ensured for Rashtrapati Bhavan and Parliament House and in case of emergencies the NDMC will deploy water tanker for immediate supply. The NDMC area has a total of 18,366 water consumers, including 3,509 commercial connections, 11,846 domestic connections, and 3,011 other types of connections. The number of water trolleys in the area has also been increased from 10 to 12. The total number of CNG tankers in the city has also increased from 8 to 12 to meet the demand for water. The city’s water supply system has been strengthened and coordinated efforts have been made to ensure an uninterrupted supply of water to the city and its surrounding areas.