Selaulim, Chapoli & Panchwadi at comfortable levels
MAPUSA
As the monsoon shows signs of weakening, water levels in Goa’s reservoirs present a mixed picture, with some dams nearing capacity while others continue to report critically low levels.
The smaller reservoir at Gaunem has reached the 100 percent mark, providing some relief amid fluctuating rainfall patterns. However, two major reservoirs – Anjunem and Amthane – remain worryingly low, recording just 17 percent and 21 percent of their full capacity, respectively.
The Selaulim dam, a key source of drinking water supply for South Goa, is currently at a comfortable 86 percent of its storage capacity, allaying immediate concerns in the southern region of the State.
Other medium-sized reservoirs are also holding up well. The Chapoli dam has reached 67 percent, while the Panchwadi reservoir stands at 70 percent, according to the latest data.
Meanwhile, the Tillari reservoir, which supports both irrigation and water supply needs in northern Goa and adjoining areas of Maharashtra, is at 39 percent capacity.
