Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Residents of the city would receive a lesser amount of drinking water that too with very low pressure on Tuesday as overhead water tanks could not be filled to their capacity due to a technical fault at Jalud pumping station.
As per information, a transformer burst at Jalud pumping station bringing all the pumps of Narmada Phase-I, Phase-2 and Phase-3 to a halt at 8 pm on Monday.
The Narmada Project officials said that the overhead water tanks in the city could not be filled to their capacity. Resultantly, the city residents will get a lesser amount of water on Tuesday, they added.
The officials said that the work is on to fix the transformer.
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