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Mumbai Reservoir Stocks Hit Two-Year July High at 54.27%

Authorities say continued monsoon inflows are crucial to reach the 14.47 lakh ML supply goal by October.

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Overview

  • Combined water stock in Mumbai’s seven reservoirs climbed to 7.85 crore litres or 54.27% of capacity as of July 5, the highest July level in two years.
  • Middle Vaitarna rose by 1.40 metres in 24 hours to 62.72% capacity, and Upper Vaitarna, Modak Sagar and Tansa also recorded significant gains.
  • The Bhandup Complex reported 47 mm of rain in a day and a seasonal total of 600 mm, while Tulsi lake saw 122 mm in the same period.
  • The India Meteorological Department has issued yellow alerts for moderate to heavy rain with gusty winds and high tide warnings, urging vigilance in low-lying areas.
  • Civic officials warn that inflows must continue through September to meet the 14.47 lakh ML target by October 1 and avoid supply cuts.