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The water bodies in Hyderabad have received abundant inflows due to continuous rains that lashed the city for more than a week.
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GHMC alerts people whose houses are prone to inundation or likely to be washed away
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Hyderabad: Cyberabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar urged citizens not to venture out unnecessarily in the view of the heavy rains and assured that the police was prepared to deal with any crisis. To take stock of the situation in rain inundated areas, Sajjanar visited the Himayat Sagar, Palle Cheruvu, APPA Cheruvu and other lakes here. […]
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Water bodies in and around Hyderabad are receiving abundant inflows due to continuous rains over the last one week
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Water level recorded at 1,762.75 feet against the FTL of 1,763.50 feet at Himayat Sagar reservoir
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In October last year, the surging waters from the Himayat Sagar had consumed Shaik Amair (18), when he fell into the Musi and gone missing
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Rains that have been lashing the city and its surrounding areas for more than a week have resulted in heavy inflows into the Himayat Sagar.
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The alert is issued when the water level touches 1,762.75 feet and the gates are opened if the level goes up to 1,763 feet.
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Officials are advising the residents in the vicinity of the tank to be alert and not to venture into the Musi River water force areas.
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On Tuesday, the water level at the reservoir was recorded at 1,762.80 feet against the FTL of 1,763.50 feet.
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Due to the downpour in the city and surrounding areas for almost a week, water bodies had received copious inflows
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On Monday around 9 am, the water level at the reservoir was recorded at 1,762.60 feet against the FTL of 1,763.50 feet.
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According to the police, the six youngsters from Tolichowki were going to Shamshabad when the driver lost control and rammed the car first into an electric post and road median.
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HMWSSB has constructed reservoirs, laid new pipelines and existing network improved for ensuring safe and potable drinking water across the city
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Hyderabad: Six bukha-clad persons allegedly kidnapped a doctor from an apartment at Kismathpur of Rajendranagar on Tuesday afternoon. According to the police, the doctor, Behjas Hussain (58) was living in an apartment adjacent to the Excise Academy at Kismathpur. Around 1.30 pm, a few persons wearing burkhas came and forcibly took him away in his […]
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Families in several affected areas start returning to homes
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Current water level in reservoir is 1763.20 ft against Full Tank Level of 1763.5 ft
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State capital likely to witness showers for next two days; sees sharp drop in temperature
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Water levels in the reservoir stood at 1,762 feet as against the Full Reservoir Level of 1,763 feet; officials put on alert in the wake of steady inflows
