Mumbai Rains: 4 Out of 7 Lakes That Supply Water to City Overflowing After Incessant Rainfall, Water Stocks Surge to Nearly 67%

Four out of seven lakes that supply water to Mumbai are currently overflowing following heavy rainfall this month. Mumbai receives water from seven lakes - Tulsi, Vihar, Bhatsa, Modak Sagar, Tansa, Upper Vaitarna and Middle Vaitarna. Of them, Vihar and Modak Sagar lakes started overflowing on Thursday, July 25. Tansa lake started overflowing on July 24, prompting authorities to open three gates of the Tansa dam. Earlier on July 20, Tulsi lake had overflowed. Due to heavy rain in the past 24 hours, water levels in the seven lakes surged by little over 8 percent from 58.13 percent on July 24 to 66.77 percent on July 25. However, the ongoing 10 percent cut in water supply continues in the city. Maharashtra School Holiday: List of Districts, Cities Where Schools Are Closed Today Due to Heavy Rainfall.

Modak Sagar Lakes Overflows

Vihar Lake Water Overflows

3 Gates of Tansa Dam Opened As Lake Overflows

Tulsi Lake Overflowed on July 20

Water Stock Increased to 66.77%

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