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May 25, 2010

Acute water shortage in Uttarakhand's Corbett Reserve

     Ramnagar (Uttarakhand): The Corbett Tiger Reserve in Uttarakhand is facing acute water shortage, as natural sources of water have dried up on account of the rising temperature. The authorities here have made arrangements to meet the water requirements of the wildlife, by bringing water through tankers and putting it in water pits. "The main purpose of making water holes at regular distance, as the animals are spread along the entire forest area. So, it makes easy for them. There was a pipe for supply of water," said B. L. Bhatt, Range Officer, Corbett Tiger Reserve. "But nowadays, even the source has dried up, so there is no water. That's why we are using tankers," he added. Tankers are needed eight to nine times in a day. "In all, there are 16 water holes. Due to scarcity of water, we come here and provide water through tankers at least eight to nine times a day," said Veer Singh, a forester.
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