The Delhi government has requested an additional water supply from Haryana for four weeks due to sharply declining water levels at the Wazirabad pond, which has dropped to 668.7 feet, below the critical level of 674.5 feet. This situation has severely impacted production at major water treatment plants, particularly the Wazirabad plant, which has reduced its output by nearly 34%. With Delhi's daily water requirement at approximately 1,250 million gallons per day (MGD), officials estimate a current shortfall of around 70 MGD. The government is implementing measures to divert water from the Haiderpur canal system to mitigate the impact on consumers, though some areas may experience low pressure or short supply. Additionally, the Haryana Irrigation department has pointed out ongoing infrastructure issues that contribute to water transmission losses of nearly 800 cusecs. The completion of a parallel carrier system project has been delayed for over three years, further complicating the situation.