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Jurala project receives heavy inflows
With heavy rains in the upper catchment areas in the last one week, the Priyadarshini Jurala Project in the district has been receiving heavy inflows for the last few days.
Gadwal: With heavy rains in the upper catchment areas in the last one week, the Priyadarshini Jurala Project in the district has been receiving heavy inflows for the last few days.
According to Jurala project officials, as on Wednesday, the officials of Almatti dam in Karnataka have released 2.5 lakh cusecs of water down into Narayanpur dam, from there on the authorities at Narayanpur dam have released 3.17 lakh cusecs of waters by opening 23 gates of the dam.
With this, the Jurala project has received inflows more than 3.18 lakh cusecs and the officials opened up 36 gates of the project releasing more than 3.84 lakh cusecs downstream.
"As there are huge inflows coming into the Jurala project, at present, the water level in the project has reached to 318.180 meters as against its full tank level of 318.516 metres.
We have opened 36 gates and releasing more than 3 lakh cusecs of water downstream.
As we are expecting more inflows from upstream, we may open more gates and increase the outflows tomorrow," informed the project officials.
