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Mumbai lake levels: City's water crisis worsens as lake storage falls to just 6.93 per cent

The total usable water stock across all reservoirs stands at 100,279 million litres (ML), sharply lower than 571,670 ML recorded on the same date in 2025, indicating a significant year-on-year decline in storage levels

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Rain distribution across catchment zones remains highly uneven. Representational Pic

Rain distribution across catchment zones remains highly uneven. Representational Pic

Mumbai’s water supply situation continues to remain under severe stress, with the combined live storage in the seven key lakes supplying the city dropping to just 6.93 per cent as of 6:00 AM on Monday, according to the Hydraulic Engineer’s Department, Master Control Centre (Bhandup Complex).

The total usable water stock across all reservoirs stands at 100,279 million litres (ML), sharply lower than 571,670 ML recorded on the same date in 2025, indicating a significant year-on-year decline in storage levels.

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