Hyderabad: The Metropolitan Water Board has said it would take up a three-step chlorination process to ensure the drinking water has 0.5 ppm of chlorine that is used to disinfect drinking water.
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In the first step, chlorination would be carried out at the water treatment plants and, in the second, at the main balancing reservoirs and finally at the service reservoirs before the water is supplied to households.
In addition to this, the board will distribute over seven lakh chlorine tablets in slums, especially in low-lying areas that get inundated and places where water contamination is reported, according to the HMWS&SB monsoon plan.
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