Jaipur: This monsoon, 86.54 p.c water has come within the dams of Rajasthan. This time the monsoon has damaged the document of complete filling capability within the final 34 years. All the data from 1990 until now have been shattered.
The complete filling capability of the dams is 12664.43 MQM of water. This monsoon, 11157.50 MQM of the whole filling capability has been crammed. In 1994, the water stage of the dams had reached 85.76 p.c. The monsoon of 2002 was the driest in 34 years. During that point, there was solely 30.87 p.c of the whole filling capability.
Monsoon associated updates in Rajasthan:
If we discuss in regards to the rain in Rajasthan over the past 24 hours, then rain has been recorded at 57 locations in Rajasthan over the past 24 hours. 60 mm of rain was recorded at Ajan Dam in Bharatpur. 33 mm of rain was recorded in Sajjangarh of Banswara. 29 mm of rain was recorded in Jhallara of Salumbhar. 23 mm of rain was recorded in Rajsamand. Rain was recorded in 18 districts of Rajasthan.
Monsoon has bid farewell to 10 districts of Rajasthan:
Let us let you know that monsoon has left 10 districts of Rajasthan. According to the Meteorological Department, after Jaisalmer, Barmer, Jodhpur districts, now monsoon has left Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Bikaner, Churu, Jalore, Pali and a few components of Sirohi.
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This monsoon, 86.54 p.c water within the dams of the state, breaking the document of complete filling capability within the final 34 years, all of the data from 1990 until now…#RajasthanWithFirstIndia @RajGovOfficial @journovinod_ pic.twitter.com/tWLBzZlMSG
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