All Major Dams in Himachal Within Safe Operational Limits, Confirms SDMA
Shimla: Among the ongoing monsoon activity throughout Himachal Pradesh, the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) confirmed that all major dams in the state operate within the permissible security limits.
According to the official daily dam status bulletin published on 30 July at 17:00, none of the watched dams exceeded full reservoir levels (FRL) or high flood levels (HFL) thresholds.
Satluj, Ravi, Beas and Yamuna compiled from basins, the report is under control of the water inlets and full -winged -the -water discharge and machine streams are arranged according to security protocols. Important reservoirs such as Bhakra, Pong, Nathpa Jhakri, Kol Dam and Chamera-ı maintain safe reservoir levels despite the high entrances due to the latest rainfall.
However, some operational concerns, including the Malan-II Hydro Station, which has been closed since a flash flood on August 1, 2024, continue. The Larji Dam, the Pandoh Dam and the Sainj Dam were also closed due to heavy stringing or maintenance problems.
Facility operations in the Baira Dam have been suspended at the moment and full of full particle pollution (PPM) is open.
“All dams of all dams are currently in security margins, and now no flood threats are posed without overflowing about the dam.”
The authorized continues to closely monitor all hydro-bottoms between active monsoon warnings and advised that the lower flow populations remain awake but not to worry.
Meanwhile, despite the ongoing monsoon shower, the landslide event in the state is under control. According to the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC), most of the watched places reported a low -risk situation.
In the latest daily landslide monitoring bulletin on July 30, Seoc, “Mandi, Kangra, Shimla and Solan regions of 22 watched areas, 18 locations reported low activity, only four sites, moderate landslide levels are recorded. All locations are currently ‘work’, ie stable but observation.”
