Jaisalmer, located in Rajasthan, India, is currently experiencing a severe water crisis exacerbated by a relentless heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 42°C. Residents have expressed their frustration as municipal water supplies arrive only once every 4 to 5 days, leaving many without water for extended periods. Local complaints have been largely ignored, prompting calls for urgent action. In response, Niranjan Meena, Executive Engineer of the Rajasthan Public Health Engineering Department (PHED), stated that the disruption was due to scheduled maintenance work on the canal network, which began on May 10. With maintenance now complete, normal water supply is expected to resume within 72 hours. Additionally, a new water supply scheme is being implemented to improve access in previously underserved areas of the city. The heatwave's impact is not limited to Jaisalmer; the India Meteorological Department has issued alerts for other regions, including Odisha, where extreme temperatures and potential hailstorms are anticipated. Residents are advised to stay indoors and avoid prolonged sun exposure during this critical period.