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Authorities in New Delhi have also raised alarms over potential water shortages amidst the intense heat. Measures have been taken to cut water supply in some areas from twice to once daily to conserve resources, as reported by Water Minister Atishi Marlena.
Power distribution companies had estimated the power demand to peak at 8,200 MW this summer, the discom officials said.
Delhi Water Minister Atishi directed the CEO of the Delhi Jal Board to deploy 200 teams across the city starting May 30. These teams will be tasked with identifying and penalising anyone in the city found wasting water
Delhi's Mungeshpur area logged a maximum of 52.3 degrees Celsius, the highest ever temperature recorded in the city, officials said. | Latest News Delhi
Indian capital sees highest temperature ever of 49.9C while Sindh in neighbouring Pakistan records 52C