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1 The seasonal problem of water taps running dry is plaguing most of our major cities. With the bigger rivers flowing in trickles and ponds and wells reduced to clay-pits, village women in remote areas have to fetch every drop of water for drinking, cooking, washing and so on, across large distances. This has only worsened a perennial problem, that of widespread pollution of water, rendering it unfit for human consumption. The monsoons- and the attendant floods- will not solve this problem.2 The Delhi Administration is seriously worried about the threat to civic health posed by the polluted waters of the Yamuna. Two new tanks are to be set up to treat sewage. At present only 60% of the 200 million gallons of the city’s sewage receives any kind of treatment before it is dumped into the river which supplies water not only to this city but to innumerable towns and villages downstream. The

Answer 1

Answer:

force stop taps should be fixed at public water drinking spots

Explanation:

many of the places at public the water taps are kept opened they should be replaced with the force stop taps because as soon as the pressure is released from the tap is stops and thus the water is prevented from wastage