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Disaster Response Force and sanitation department staffers are working to clear water stagnation at multiple locations in the city.

The officer further informed that the water level of the Sarayu river is increasing at the rate of two centimetres per hour.

The rise in water level has been a matter of concern as it has led to a flood-like situation in the national capital and adjoining regions.

Though the level is continuously decreasing, the four districts of the capital - North, South-East, North-East, and Central areas are still submerged in water.

Hyderabad: The average groundwater levels in the State during July 2022 was 5.14 meters below ground level (mbgl) and it varies from 1.41 mbgl in Jagityal to 11.22 mbgl in Medak, according to Telangana Groundwater Department (TGD). Out of 33 districts, the average water level was less than five mbgl in 17 districts while it […]

Kothagudem: After a slight fall, the water level in Godavari River at Bhadrachalam is on the rise again with the officials hoisted the second warning signal on Sunday evening. The water level which was at 50.60 feet at 7 pm on Saturday fell down to 50.40 feet at 7 am on Sunday. But the water […]

Hyderabad: The ground water levels in Telangana have increased during March 2022 compared to May 2021, according to the latest report by the Ground Water Department A net average rise of 1.15 meters was observed during March compared to May 2021. Out of 33 districts, the rise was observed in 31 districts. The highest rise […]

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.

The current water storage in the project was 3.40 tmc against full storage capacity of 4.46 tmcs.

At 6 pm, the water level at Hussain Sagar was recorded at 513.59 m against the FTL of 513.41 m. Officials said there was no need to panic and said the situation was under control

The Groundwater Department monitored these water levels during September with the help of 963 Piezometers (monitoring stations) covering 589 mandals from 33 districts.