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describe the changes felt in the water supply and drainage system of delhi during nineteenth century

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Yamuna

Delhi's primary source of water is the Yamuna, which travels through water-scarce Haryana before reaching the city. Out of the 900 million gallons of water that the Delhi Jal Board distributes every day, 540 million gallons come from Haryana.

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Answered by profraggerpokemon
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Answer:

the drainage system declined

Explanation:

because after the skillful people left India the new community didn't want to spend much money so they started opening drains which were always clogged  and resulted in epidemics

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