Continuous rainfall in Saurashtra has led to rapid water inflow into reservoirs. In the past 24 hours, 31 feet of new water has caused 25 dams to overflow, while 20 dams are over 80% full. The administration has advised villages in low-lying areas to remain alert.

According to information, 6 out of 27 dams in Rajkot district are completely full, and 16 dams including Bhadar have received water inflows ranging from half to three and a half feet. For safety reasons, gates of seven dams in the district have been opened. These include 3 gates each from Moj and Aaji-2, 4 from Venu-2, 2 each from Aaji-3 and Bhadar-2, and one gate each from Survo and Nyari-2 dams.

In Jamnagar district, 7 out of 21 dams have overflowed, and four dams are over 80% full. Six dams in the district have recorded new water inflows from half to 2.95 feet. Here, 2 gates of Faljar (Co.Ba) dam and 4 gates of Umiya Sagar have been opened. Additionally, Sasoi, Fuljar-1-2, and Wadisang dams are in overflow condition.

Water levels have also risen rapidly in Morbi district. Seven dams have received new water inflows ranging from 0.30 feet to 1.31 feet. As a result, one gate each from Ghodadhoi, Brahmani-2, and Machhu-3 has been opened. Two dams in the district are over 80% full, prompting warnings for villages in low-lying areas to remain alert.

In Dwarka district, five dams have received new water inflows from 0.16 to 1.64 feet. Seven dams in the district are completely full, and four gates of Vartu-2 dam have been opened. Meanwhile, Sorathi dam in Porbandar and Sakroli dam in Amreli are overflowing. Amid continuous rainfall, the administration has issued alerts in low-lying areas due to potential floods and waterlogging, and has appealed to people to remain cautious.

Bhadar

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Moj

Moj is a small town in Serbia, located in the Vojvodina province. Historically, it was first mentioned in the 16th century and has been a multi-ethnic settlement, with a cultural history influenced by its Serbian, Hungarian, and other communities.

Aaji-2

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Venu-2

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Aaji-3

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Bhadar-2

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Survo

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Nyari-2

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