Hyderabad Residents Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Himayatsagar Inflows Drop
Residents along the Musi River in Hyderabad are relieved as water levels in the Himayatsagar reservoir decrease, providing a reprieve from recent flooding.
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Officials from the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) reported a decrease in floodwater inflows by 6 am. By 6:30 am, Himayatsagar recorded inflows of 3,500 cusecs and outflows of 5,215 cusecs. The current water level of the reservoir stands at 1,762.35 feet against the Full Tank Level (FTL) of 1,763.50 feet.
To manage the situation, authorities have opened four floodgates at Himayatsagar. Meanwhile, the Musi River continues to receive inflows, and the Moosarambagh and Puranapul bridges remain submerged. The Rajendra Nagar police have closed the ORR service road (Exit 17) as a precaution. A traffic official stated that the road will reopen based on HMWSSB’s assessment of the water flow.
The current level of Osman Sagar is 1,786.05 feet against the FTL of 1,790.00 feet. The HMWSSB is closely monitoring the situation to ensure that the city remains safe and that residents are not further inconvenienced. The efforts of the local authorities and the HMWSSB have been crucial in managing the flood situation effectively.
Despite the improvement, residents are advised to remain vigilant and follow any further instructions from the authorities. The city of Hyderabad, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is no stranger to monsoon challenges. The HMWSSB and other local bodies continue to work tirelessly to mitigate the impact of heavy rainfall and protect the well-being of the community.
Stay updated with the latest news and updates from Hyderabad by following local news channels and official government communications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What caused the decrease in water levels in Himayatsagar?
The decrease in water levels is primarily due to a reduction in heavy rainfall upstream, leading to lower inflows into the Himayatsagar reservoir.
How many floodgates have been opened at Himayatsagar?
Four floodgates have been opened at Himayatsagar to manage the water levels and prevent flooding.
Which bridges remain submerged due to the flooding?
The Moosarambagh and Puranapul bridges remain submerged due to the continued inflows into the Musi River.
What precautionary measures have been taken by the authorities?
The Rajendra Nagar police have closed the ORR service road (Exit 17) as a precaution. The road will reopen based on the HMWSSB’s assessment of the water flow.
What is the current water level at Osman Sagar?
The current water level at Osman Sagar is 1,786.05 feet against the Full Tank Level (FTL) of 1,790.00 feet.
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