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The average water consumption for government offices ranges from

The average water consumption for government offices ranges from Correct Answer 45-90 litres per capita per day

The average water consumption for buildings other than residential buildings

Sl. No.

Types of Building

Consumption Per day, Litres

1

Hospitals

340 – 450 per head

2

Hostel

135 per head

3

Hotel

180 per head

4

Offices

45 per head

5

Restaurant

70 per seat

6

Cinema, Theatre

15 per seat

7

Schools

45 -135 per head

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