Mumbai's Water Stock Rises To 89.49% After Heavy Rain; City Lakes Gain 6,384 Million Litres In 24 Hours
Mumbai: Mumbai’s water stock continued to improve following heavy rainfall across the catchment areas, with the seven lakes supplying water to the city reaching 89.49 per cent of their total useful live storage capacity as of Wednesday morning. According to the Hydraulic Engineer’s Department report, the combined useful water stock in Mumbai’s seven lakes stood at 12,95,274 million litres (ML)…
Mumbai’s water reserves have risen to 89.49% of their total capacity after heavy rainfall, according to a report by the Hydraulic Engineer’s Department. The seven lakes supplying water to the city currently hold a combined useful water stock of 12,95,274 million litres, which is 6,384 million litres more than the previous day. Vihar recorded the highest rainfall at 80 mm, while Tansa received the least at 8 mm.
All seven lakes are either at or near their maximum useful storage levels, with Vihar and Tulsi lakes having reached full capacity.
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