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Mumbai’s dams 98.56 per cent full thanks to rain gods

Rain till month-end will ensure city gets uninterrupted supply till next monsoon

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The Bhatsa dam gate opened on September 18, according to officials. File pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

The Bhatsa dam gate opened on September 18, according to officials. File pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

The dams that provide water to Mumbai are 98.56 per cent full thanks to the recent showers that lashed the city. Now, the city needs to receive the same amount of water that is typically supplied in six days—20,869 million litres—to ensure that its water requirement stays fulfilled until June 15, 2024.

A BMC official stated that if the stored water lasts till the month’s end, Mumbai will be supplied water regularly until the next monsoon.

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