Mumbai's Middle Vaitarna dam, one of the city's main drinking water sources, has reached its full capacity, bringing relief to the city's water crisis.
Mumbai Water CrisisMiddle Vaitarna DamBrihanmumbai Municipal CorporationBmcWater ScarcityReal Estate MumbaiAug 04, 2024

The Middle Vaitarna dam has reached its full capacity on Sunday morning.
The full capacity of the dam is expected to ease the city's water crisis, and the BMC has announced the withdrawal of a 10 per cent water cut that had been imposed across the city.
The seven reservoirs have a collective storage capacity of 1,44,736 crore litres, with 89.10 per cent filled.
Five dams, including Tulsi, Vihar, Modak Sagar, Tansa, and Middle Vaitarna, have reached full capacity.
The BMC has been implementing various measures to conserve water and ensure adequate supply to the city's residents.

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