Nizamabad: The Godavari River and his arm Manjeera increased the flow of the neighboring Mahashtra after the heavy rainfall in the Unidentified Nizamabad region Sriramsagar and Nizamsagar projects continued heavy entries. Irrigation officials in TaLANgana coordinates with their colleagues in Maharashtra.
During the current rain season, the Sriramsagar project alone received approximately 600 TMC FT water from the upstream fields. Flood waters, Godavari and DISCOUNT FLOWL FLOW CANALIZE was released down. On Friday night, the water level in Sriramsagar reached 1,086.30 Feet with 64.036 TMC FT storage.
On Friday, 4 Lakh Cusec and 3.15 Lakh Cusec, the project with 2,61 Lakh Cusec outputs, recorded the hill entries. Considering the highest 46 TMC FT entrance in a 24 -hour period on August 29th, the authorities lifted 39 doors to release water at the down flow.
Speaking with Deccan Chronicle, SRSP assistant engineer K. Ravi said the entrances will continue from Maharashtra for the next two days. “Nizamabad, Nirmal, Jagtial and other regions in Godavari banks warned people. According to the instructions of high authorities, full -winged gates will be discharged through the 3 Lakh Cusec’e. All departments were recommended to remain awake and take precautions,” he said.
In the meantime, the entrance to the century Nizamsagar project has increased. The water level of the project reached 1401.87 Feet according to the full reservoir level of 1405.00 and storage at 13.525 TMC FT, 17.802 TMC FT on Friday. Thirteen gates have been removed to release water to the flow of the Manjeera River.
