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DJB to waive late payment fee
HT Correspondent
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New Delhi, October 05, 2012
First Published: 23:53 IST(5/10/2012) | Last Updated: 23:54 IST(5/10/2012)
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The Delhi Jal Board has announced that consumers can now avail of a waiver of late payment surcharge on their bills. However, they have to make full and final payment of outstanding bills.
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