As Vishwamitri level eases to 16 ft, water release from Ajwa dam resumes to keep 211 ft level
July 28, 2024
Vadodara: As the water level of Vishwamitri river came down to around 16 ft level (beyond 20 ft), the release of water from Ajwa dam is resumed. 62 gates of Ajwa dam are open now to maintain the level at 211 ft. At 1 pm on Sunday(July 28) the level is 211.85 ft at Ajwa. With release of water from Ajwa dam, the level in Vishwamitri will rise but as the level is below 20, the rise will not result into crossing of 26 ft danger level or 28 ft actual impacting level. The administration has taken a decision to release Ajwa water in phased manner in order to save Vadodara from flood. When Vishwamitri ievel rose to 29.40, the release from Ajwa was stopped. As the level is now below 20 ft, the release from Ajwa is resumed. As per convention, Ajwa level needs to be maintained at 211 ft level before August 15. DeshGujarat
1pm situation
Water Level Statistics through Sensor | |||
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Location | Water Level (Feet) | Date & Time | |
AJWA DAM |
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28-07-2024 13:12:27 | |
AKOTA BRIDGE |
|
28-07-2024 13:11:48 | |
ASOJ FEEDER |
|
28-07-2024 13:11:44 | |
BAHUCHARAJI BRIDGE |
|
28-07-2024 13:12:33 | |
KALA GHODA |
|
28-07-2024 13:12:18 | |
MANGAL PANDEY BRIDGE |
|
28-07-2024 13:12:26 | |
MUJMAUDA BRIDGE |
|
28-07-2024 13:11:50 | |
PRATAPPURA DAM |
|
28-07-2024 13:12:43 | |
SAMA HARNI BRIDGE |
|
28-07-2024 13:12:09 | |
VADSAR BRIDGE |
|
28-07-2024 13:11:59 |
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