The residents in over a dozen localities complained that there was no supply for past four days and they were forced to fetch water from natural sources from a distance and were facing great hardship.
The Shimla Municipal Corporation (SMC) reviewed the situation at a high level meeting under the chairmanship of Mayor Sanjay Chauhan and attributed the shortage to massive leakage in pipelines of Giri Water supply scheme, supplying about 20 MLD of water.
The water availability was about 37 MLD and it was sufficient to meet the requirements of the people during the off season and after plugging the leakages and replacement of worn out pipes with World Bank funding, normal water supply would be possible, he added.
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