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Floods put Ramappa lake in precarious position
Kakatiya-era Ramappa lake is full to brim with its water level reaching 42 feet
Flooded by copious inflows, the bund of Kakatiya-era Ramappa lake is in danger of breaching.
Warangal: Flooded by copious inflows, the bund of Kakatiya-era Ramappa lake is in danger of breaching. The lake is full to brim with its water level reaching 42 feet. According to locals, the 12th-century lake had never received such a huge inflow in last five decades.
Mulugu District Collector Krishna Aditya has said that measures are being taken to increase the mattadi (sluice). A 20-member NDRF team has been kept on standby in case of an exigency, he added. Meanwhile, the administration has made arrangements to shift Adivasis living in low-lying villages - Singarkuntapally, Papaiahpally, Kondapur, Chelpur, Narsapur, Palsabpally, Gopagonipally and Incherla etc as these habitations are in danger of facing floods if there was any breach to Ramappa lake. The overflowing wa aters already engulfed the National Highway-163 near Jangalapally village for the last two days.
