Metrowater plans to increase quantity of water supply
The Hindu
The agency will begin to draw water from Veeranam tank by month-end
Chennai Metrowater is mulling over an increase in the quantity of water being supplied to the city as more added areas have now been provided with drinking water infrastructure. At present, the city and added areas are being provided with 846.41 million litres a day (mld) of water. Of this, nearly 815.21 mld is provided as domestic supply for those in the city and added areas, and the remaining to industrial and municipal supply. With Veeranam tank in Cuddalore expected to receive water around the third week of June, the agency is planning to begin drawal to augment the city’s supply after June 25.
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