Pune: In the wake of the devastating floods, Pune residents are curious as to how much water discharge from the Khadakwasla dam into Mutha river directly impacts various parts of the city.
Understanding these water flow levels can help citizens better prepare for and respond to future flood threats. We have compiled the list of areas and the water discharge levels that affect them.
The flood levels and their corresponding affected areas are determined by the Irrigation Department, provide a crucial reference for residents.
By relating the flood impacts to specific water discharge levels, Pune residents can better anticipate the risks and take necessary precautions, potentially mitigating the devastating effects of future floods.
This understanding among Pune's citizens underscores the importance of timely communication and preparedness. During the recent floods, many residents were not given adequate notice, exacerbating the damage and loss.
Flood Levels and Affected Areas
18,000 Cusecs: Bhide Bridge
28,000 Cusecs: Khilare Vasti
30,000 Cusecs: Kamgar Putla Area
35,000 Cusecs: Pulachi Wadi
40,000 Cusecs: Tofkhana Area, Deccan PMP Bus Stop Back Area
45,000 Cusecs: Behind Pune Hospital, Narayan Peth, Amruteshwar Temple, Shanivar Peth, Nene Ghat, Sheikh Salla Dargah, Muncipal Colony Kasba Peth, Mangalwar Peth, Tadiwala Road
50,000 Cusecs: Shivaji Nagar Riverbank Area, Hingne, Alankar Police Chowki Road, Karvenagar Road
54,000 Cusecs: Jayant Tilak Bridge Submerges
55,000 Cusecs: Kondhwe-Dhawade, Bhimnagar Stream Area, New Kopre Limit, Uttam Nagar Indira Nagar Colony, Nanded Riverbank Area, Wadgaon Budruk Survey No. 14 and 15, Hingne Khurd Survey No. 18, Ambil Stream Area, Dattawadi and Rajendranagar
60,000 Cusecs: Patil Estate Slum
The flood-affected areas and cusecs of water released are determined by the Irrigation Department.