Gujarat Rain: is making a comeback in the state. The Meteorological Department has also predicted heavy rains for the coming time, following which an alert has been issued in many districts
Red alert in four districts, orange alert in others
The weather department has issued a red alert as there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall in Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Mehsana and Aravalli today. An orange alert has < been issued in Rajkot, Morbi, Surendranagar, Patan, Gandhinagar and Mahisagar>
proliferation and status of dams
Dust rains, many rivers < are flowing on two banks and dams are also overflowing>
Sabarkantha: Hathmati and Guhai reservoirs in Himmatnagar have seen huge inflow of water. 4,077 cusecs of water has been released from Hathmati reservoir and 300 cusecs from Guhai
Banasantha: Eight people stranded in sabarmati river near Danta Mandali have been rescued safely by the SDRF team
Rajkot: The Venu-2 dam near Upleta taluka has overflowed again. Against the maximum level of 54 feet, 4 gates of the dam have been opened 3 feet and 8,758 cusecs of water has been released. The overflow of this dam has solved the problem of drinking and irrigation water for Upleta town and 12 villages. Gadhethad, Nagwadar, Varjang Jalia, Mekhatimbi and Nilakha villages of hethwas of the dam have been put on alert
Narmada: 4 gates of Karjan Dam have been open for the last 5 days. The maximum level of the dam is 115.25 meters and is currently at 111.13 meters. Against the inflow of 42,000 cusecs of water into the dam, 34,700 cusecs of water is being released, due to which the Karjan river is flowing on two banks. Seven villages on the banks of the Karjan river have been alerted and instructed not to venture into the river bed
Jetpur: The bhadar-1 dam, saurashtra's second largest, is close to filling up. Against the total level of 34 feet, the dam is currently 29.35 feet full and continues to generate 1,643 cusecs of water. The dam supplies drinking water to village
White Signal Declared in Ahmedabad
in Ahmedabad; According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there is a rainy atmosphere. Water is being released from Dharoi Dam and Sant Sarovar, located on the upper reaches of the Sabarmati river, due to which There has also been an increase in the inflow and outflow of water from the Vasna barrage. A total of 27 gates of vasna barrage have been opened at present. In view of this situation, the villages along the river banks of Ahmedabad, Kheda and Anand districts < have been instructed to remain alert>
Sant lake was taken with thousands of cusecs of water being released from the lake
Today at 6:30 am, 94,432 cusecs of water from Dharoi Dam and 68,585 cusecs of water from Sant Lake It is being released into the Sabarmati river. Water from Dharoi dam takes about 11 to 12 hours to reach Vasna barrage and sant lake water takes about 1 hour
Currently 32,410 cusecs of water is being released into the river from Vasna barrage and 27 gates of the barrage have been opened. Villages along the banks of sabarmati river have been instructed to remain alert and take safety measures as the water inflow into the river is likely to increase. The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) and the local administration have also come under fire over the situation
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