Delhi's Water Crisis Deepens Amid Heatwave and Political Blame Game

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Delhi's poorest residents are suffering the worst effects of a severe heatwave, with temperatures reaching a record 49.9 degrees Celsius. The extreme heat has exacerbated water shortages, forcing the government to ration water deliveries. Many, like mother-of-six Poonam Shah, struggle to secure enough water for their families, while others, such as street vendors, must work in the scorching sun to survive. The crisis highlights the urgent need for climate adaptation strategies to protect vulnerable populations.
- India’s scorching heat and lack of water leave Delhi’s poor to suffer worst of climate crisis CNN
- Getting more than allocated water from Haryana: DJB The Times of India
- Lt Governor Slams AAP On Delhi Water Crisis, Quotes Mirza Ghalib, Party Reacts NDTV
- Habit of Delhi govt to blame others for its inefficiency: LG VK Saxena blasts AAP over water shortage India TV News
- Delhi seeks Supreme Court direction to Haryana to release water flowing in from Himachal Pradesh to crisis-hit capital The Tribune India
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