Water level in Mettur dam stands at 107.89 feet on April 05, 2025
The Hindu
Water level in Mettur dam stands at 107.89 feet on April 05, 2025
The water level at the Mettur Dam stood at 107.89 feet on Friday against its full level of 120 feet. The inflow was 422 cusecs and the discharge 1,000 cusecs.
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