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Water supply to be hit in parts of Delhi on July 18

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The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has announced that water supply in several parts of Delhi will be disrupted for 12 hours on Thursday due to the shutdown of a sluice valve near the Radisson Blu Hotel.

The affected areas, which will experience the water supply disruption from 9 am to 9 pm, include GH-1 Milansar Apartment, GH-1 Archana Apartment, Shubham Enclave, RBI Colony near Double Twin Water Tank, G Block Pushkar Enclave, State Bank Nagar Outer Ring Road, Meera Bagh B Block, GH-4 DDA Flats, Meera Bagh JJC Paschim Vihar, GH-5&7 to GH-14, Sundar Vihar, Ambica Vihar, Bhera Enclave, Peeragarhi, Jwalapuri, Miyanwali Nagar, Guru Harkishan Nagar, Syed Nangloi Village, and adjoining areas.

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According to the statement, the shutdown of the 600mm diameter sluice valve near the Radisson Blu Hotel is the reason for the disruption. The DJB has urged residents in these areas to store a sufficient quantity of water in advance. (With inputs from PTI)

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