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Wardha Faces a Water Crisis, with only 68% Water Remaining in Reservoirs; Tanker Water Supply Is Expected.

The threat of a water crisis has increased in Wardha, with only 68% of water remaining in reservoirs. The administration has planned tankers and other measures to supply water. Learn the full story.

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Wardha Faces a Water Crisis, with only 68% Water Remaining in Reservoirs; Tanker Water Supply Is Expected.

The threat of a water crisis has increased in Wardha, with only 68% of water remaining in reservoirs. The administration has planned tankers and other measures to supply water. Learn the full story.

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