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The water stock remains significantly lower compared to the previous year. On the same date in 2025, Mumbai’s seven lakes had recorded 78.30 per cent of their useful live storage capacity, while in 2024, the stock stood at 35.11 per cent

Updated 21 hours ago

The Bhandup Complex recorded 0.2 mm rainfall on July 15, with cumulative rainfall reaching 1,718 mm so far. Representational Pic

Among the reservoirs, Vihar Lake remained at 100 per cent capacity with a storage of 27,698 ML, while Tulsi Lake was nearly full at 98.84 per cent, holding 7,953 ML of water. According to the report, Vihar Lake began overflowing on July 7 at 9 pm, while Tulsi Lake started overflowing on July 7 at 11.43 pm

Updated 1 day ago

The Bhandup Complex recorded 0.2 mm rainfall on July 15, with cumulative rainfall reaching 1,718 mm so far. Representational Pic