Outflow from Mettur dam increased
The Hindu
The outflow from Mettur dam was increased on Monday and water was released through surplus gates after inflow to the dam increased.According to officials at Public Works Department, at 8 a.m, the wat
The outflow from Mettur dam was increased on Monday and water was released through surplus gates after inflow to the dam increased.
According to officials at Public Works Department, at 8 a.m, the water level at the dam was 120ft and stored capacity was 93,470 mcft. The dam received an inflow of 20,400 cusecs and 20,000 cusecs was released into River Cauvery.
At 9 a.m, the inflow to the dam increased to 25,400 cusecs. 25,000 cusecs of was released from the dam into River Cauvery.
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