Amaravathi Dam in Tiruppur district, which has a capacity of 90 feet, recorded a water level of 45.77 feet as of September 21 following continuous inflow from its catchment areas, according to Water Resources Department officials. The inflow into the dam stood at 565 cubic feet per second. Meanwhile, Thirumoorthy Dam near Udumalaipettai in the same district, with a capacity of 60 feet, held a water level of 31.65 feet on the same date, with 21 cubic feet of water being released from it. Officials continue to monitor water levels at both dams amid ongoing inflow.
Coimbatore: Amaravathi Dam in Tiruppur district has seen its water level rise to 45.77 feet as of September 21, following continuous inflow from its catchment areas, Water Resources Department officials said.
The dam, which has a total capacity of 90 feet, is currently receiving an inflow of 565 cubic feet per second. Officials did not specify the exact quantity of water being released from the dam at present.
Separately, Thirumoorthy Dam, located near Udumalaipettai in Tiruppur district, recorded a water level of 31.65 feet as of the same date, September 21. The dam has a total capacity of 60 feet.
According to Water Resources Department officials, 21 cubic feet of water is being released from Thirumoorthy Dam. The exact inflow rate into the dam was not specified by officials.
The dam, which has a total capacity of 90 feet, is currently receiving an inflow of 565 cubic feet per second. Officials did not specify the exact quantity of water being released from the dam at present.
Separately, Thirumoorthy Dam, located near Udumalaipettai in Tiruppur district, recorded a water level of 31.65 feet as of the same date, September 21. The dam has a total capacity of 60 feet.
According to Water Resources Department officials, 21 cubic feet of water is being released from Thirumoorthy Dam. The exact inflow rate into the dam was not specified by officials.