Mumbai Water Level Update: Reservoir Stock At 88.70%, 7 Lakes Cumulatively Hold 12,83,826 Million Litres
Mumbai: Mumbai's water stock remained stable on Sunday, even as the city continued to grapple with water scarcity in isolated areas. According to the latest report from the Hydraulic Engineer's Department, the water stock in the city's reservoirs stood at 88.70 per cent. The report further showed that the seven lakes supplying water to Mumbai currently have 12,83,826 million litres (ML) of useful…
Mumbai's water reserves maintained a stable level at 88.70% on Sunday, despite the city facing water scarcity in certain areas, according to the Hydraulic Engineer's Department. The seven lakes supplying water to the city currently hold 12,83,826 million litres of live storage, which is 89.11% of their total capacity. Modak Sagar and Vihar lakes reached their full useful live storage capacity, at 100%, while Tulsi and Tansa reported stocks of nearly 99.87% and 98.77%, respectively.
Upper Vaitarna held 80.14%, Middle Vaitarna recorded 90.55%, and Bhatsa stood at 86.28%. The water level in Middle Vaitarna rose by 0.28 meters in the past 24 hours, while Upper Vaitarna remained unchanged. Bhandup Complex received 5 mm of rainfall during the latest 24-hour period, bringing its cumulative rainfall to 2,432 mm.
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