According to GMDA officials, work is already underway to install the new pipelines. However, completing the connection process will take around 30 hours. The supply will be completely halted during this period. Areas Affect. The shutdown will mainly impact Old Gurugram and several sectors across the city. Water supply will remain cut off for approximately 30 hours in areas including Sectors 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, and 12, as well as Sectors 81 to 115. Other affected locations include Dayanand Colony, Old Gurugram, Laxman Vihar, and Choti Mata Boosting Station, according to a report by HT. Additionally, some areas will face a 12-hour supply disruption on Monday, including Chandu village, Dhankot, and sectors 10, 33, 37D, and 38. The boosting station at Sector 51, which supplies water to Sectors 42-74 and Badshahpur village, will also be impacted.
Enhanced Water Supply Capacity Abhinav Verma, GMDA’s executive engineer, stated that the new WTP, built at a cost of ₹70.20 crore, will increase the city’s water supply capacity by an additional 100MLD once fully operational. The plant is expected to begin functioning within 15 days after initial testing. With this new addition, the total treatment capacity at Chandu Budhera will increase from 260MLD to 370MLD. GMDA also operates another treatment facility at Basai, which processes 300MLD of water. Overall, Gurugram’s total water treatment capacity will rise to 670MLD, significantly improving supply in tail-end areas and meeting peak summer demand.
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