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Tourist ban imposed at Kodiveri Dam

Tourist ban imposed at Kodiveri Dam

The average inflow over the preceding 24 hours was 11,160 cusecs. The dam recorded 54.2 mm of rainfall.

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Tourists have been barred from visiting the Kodiveri Dam in Erode district where water level increased after the Bhavani river swelled in the wake of heavy rainfall.

Kodiveri Dam is a popular tourist destination in the district, attracting large numbers of visitors, particularly on weekends.

With 400 cusecs of water being released into the Bhavani River, officials have restricted public access to the dam, including bathing, as a safety precaution.

Meanwhile, the inflow into Bhavanisagar Dam stood at 56,672 cusecs as of 8 a.m. on October 24. The water level stood at 64.55 feet against the full reservoir level of 105 feet, while storage was 8.81 thousand million cubic feet (TMC).

The average inflow over the preceding 24 hours was 11,160 cusecs. The dam recorded 54.2 mm of rainfall.

The discharge from Bhavanisagar Dam into the Lower Bhavani Project canal was 5 cusecs. The total outflow from the dam was also 5 cusecs, according to the water-level report.

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