Water level in Papanasam dam stands at 60.05 feet
The Hindu
Current water levels in Papanasam and Manimuthar dams in Tirunelveli with inflow and discharge details.
Water level in Papanasam dam on Monday stood at 60.05 feet (maximum level 143 feet). The dam had inflow of 39.27 cusecs of water and 204.75 cusecs of water was discharged. The level in Manimuthar dam stood at 90.26 feet (maximum level 118 feet). The dam had an inflow of 43 cusecs and 150 cusecs of water was discharged.
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