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Khadakwasla Dam at 85% Capacity; Possible Release of Water in Two Days

Residents living near the riverbed have been advised to exercise caution.

Shivraj Sanas

Pune: The Khadakwasla Dam, which serves as a major water source for Pune and its suburbs, is currently at 85 per cent of its capacity as of Tuesday, July 23. Ongoing rainfall in the catchment area suggests that the water levels may continue to rise.

If the water levels increase further, there is a strong possibility that water will be released from the dam's spillway into the riverbed within the next 24 to 48 hours.

Residents living near the riverbed have been advised to exercise caution. It is recommended that no one enter the riverbed, and any materials or animals should be promptly moved to safety.

The Khadakwasla Irrigation Department has issued these precautionary measures, and the Pune Municipal Corporation along with the police administration have been urged to ensure appropriate vigilance.

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