Water level
The Hindu
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The water level in Mullaperiyar dam on Sunday stood at 127.95 feet (permissible level is 142 ft.) with an inflow of 475 cusecs and a discharge of 100 cusecs. In Vaigai dam, the water level stood at 67.95 feet (maximum level 71 ft.) with an inflow of 46 cusecs and a discharge of 72 cusecs. The combined storage in Periyar credit was 7,332 mcft.
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