Pune Dams Swell as Heavy Rainfall Boosts Storage to 28.5% Capacity

Pune Khadakwasla dam rainfall

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Heavy rainfall in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad regions has significantly increased water levels in dams, with Khadakwasla dam system reaching 28.5% capacity.
River levels have also risen, prompting caution for residents along riverbanks.

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Heavy rainfall in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad regions has significantly increased water levels in dams, with Khadakwasla dam system reaching 28.5% capacity. River levels have also risen, prompting caution for residents along riverbanks.

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