Water level in Papanasam Dam stands at 114.75 feet
The Hindu
Current water levels in Papanasam and Manimuthar Dams with inflow and discharge rates provided.
The water level in Papanasam Dam on Thursday stood at 114.75 feet (maximum level 143 feet). The dam had an inflow of 1,058 cusecs and a discharge of 200 cusecs. The level in Manimuthar Dam stood at 101.94 feet (maximum level 118 feet). The dam had an inflow of 890.98 cusecs and a discharge of 380 cusecs.
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