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NEW DELHI [NCRBuzz Wire] — **Residents across East Delhi are facing a temporary shift in their municipal drinking water supply as authorities implement a planned transition from Ganga-sourced water to Yamuna-sourced water through November 8.** This temporary disruption is driven by essential annual maintenance and desiltting operations at the Sonia Vihar and Bhagirathi water treatment plants, managed in coordination with the Delhi Jal Board.
### Impact on Commuters and Residents
**Commuters and local households should note that the alteration in raw water sources will result in a distinct change in the taste and mineral hardness of the tap water.** While municipal authorities maintain that the treated water meets standard health and safety parameters before distribution, local consumer complaints regarding taste variations and slight odour have surged across Mayur Vihar, Laxmi Nagar, Patparganj, and surrounding localities.
### Municipal Advisory and Precautions
**Municipal authorities including the Delhi Jal Board have urged citizens to use water judiciously during this maintenance window while assuring full restoration of Ganga water supply by November 9.** Residents requiring assistance can contact local municipal ward offices or emergency tanker helplines set up across East Delhi zones.
Water treatment facilities in the National Capital Region periodically undergo mandatory pre-winter and post-monsoon maintenance cycles, requiring raw water switching between Yamuna and Ganga canal networks.
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