Major Reservoir Filled to Brim in AP
Vijayawada: All large reservoirs in large rivers such as Krishna, Godavari and Penna are filled to the brim on Wednesday after heavy rainfall in their basin areas.
The existing storage against water storage capacity in all large and medium reservoirs in approximately 1,000 TMC-FT FRL, 78.25 percent TMC-FT (78.15 percent) against the storage of 672.93 TMC (67.23 percent) last year on August 13th.
The existing storage area of the Srisailam reservoir was 202.05 TMC-FT (93.62 percent) against the gross capacity of 215.81 TMC-FT with 1.89 Lakh Cusecs and 2.47 Lakh Cusecs against gross capacity in 215.81 TMC-FT. The existing water storage area of the Nagarjuna Sagar Project was 308.76 TMC-FT (98.95 percent) against the gross capacity of 312.05 TMC-FT FRL, and 2.30 Lakh Cusecs water input and 2.71 Lakh Cusecs output.
The Pulintala project has a water source in some parts of TaLangana, which has witnessed heavy rains from local basin areas in the last few days. The project also receives its water from the Sagar project of the upward flow. This causes the project to have an existing storage area in 39.6 TMC-FT (86.52 percent) against the gross capacity of 45.77 TMC-FT FRL-the water outlet and the water output of approximately 3.15 Lakh Cusecs.
Prakasam Dam was already filled with 3.07 TMC FT water (100 percent).
A large water entrance to the dam from the upstairs Pulintala project and overflowing and overflowing to the river continued to rise from a large water entrance to the dam. The water discharge was expected to reach five Lakh Cusec water in the next two days.
Meanwhile, the water resources officials issued a high warning to those who reside in both up and down flow areas of the dam. This was taken into consideration, considering the large water of water in the dam. Low areas below the flow of the river are given high alarm.
Water resources, income, police and so on. Authorities patrols on both sides of the flood banks and do not allow people to enter the river bed to swim or do animal husbandry for an hour. The fishermen were asked not to enter the waters until the flood in the river returned to normal.
In the meantime, water officials, water discharge of 3.97 Lakh Cusec’e touch at 19:00 at 19:00 Prakasam Barrage’da released the first flood warning.
Ravi Kiran, the Conservator of the Krishna River, said, “In addition to the water inlet from the upstream projects, we expect another lakh cusec from local basin areas until Thursday.
Heavy rainfall also had an impact on the Godavari River, water level in the Sir Arthur Cotton Dam in Dowleswaram, 1.31 lakh cusecs recorded in the flow and water output of 2.93 TMC-FT (100 percent) reached the full storage area.
The dam has a current storage of 0.61 TMC-FT (92.16 percent) against a 0.66 TMC-FT FRL. Somasila reservoir, 78 TMC-FT FRL’ye 41.95 TMC-FT (53.78 percent) a stream storage level recorded. Ganticota reservoir has a storage area of 19.92 TMC-FT (74.19 percent) against 26.85 TMC-FT FRL.
The Nellore tank reported a storage area of 0.32 TMCFFT (38.28 percent (38.28 percent) against 0.84 TMC-FT FRL. The State Water Authority said that all large and medium reservoirs received large water entrances from domestic basin areas in terms of heavy rainfall.
