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Nagpur and Amravati reservoirs face low water levels amid rising temperatures

Summary by Times of India
As Vidarbha grapples with soaring 44°C temperatures, water storage in Nagpur and Amravati reservoirs sparks concern. Nagpur's storage dipped to 42.20%, prompting an increased water drawal limit for Nagpur Municipal Corporation despite Gosikhurd dam falling sharply. Amravati fared slightly better at 50.

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Nagpur and Amravati reservoirs face low water levels amid rising temperatures

As Vidarbha grapples with soaring 44°C temperatures, water storage in Nagpur and Amravati reservoirs sparks concern. Nagpur's storage dipped to 42.20%, prompting an increased water drawal limit for Nagpur Municipal Corporation despite Gosikhurd dam falling sharply. Amravati fared slightly better at 50.

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