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Tirunelveli Dams Holding Steady After Recent Rainfall

TIRUNELVELI, INDIA – December 7, 2025 – Water levels in key dams within the Tirunelveli district are being closely monitored following recent rainfall. According to official figures released this morning, the Papanasam dam currently holds 128.15 feet of water, approaching its maximum level of 143 feet. The inflow is measured at 1172.88 cusecs, with a discharge of 1500 cusecs.

The Manimuthar dam is also in good condition, registering a water level of 106.86 feet, compared to its full capacity of 118 feet. Inflow stands at 435.62 cusecs, while the discharge is 480 cusecs.

Rainfall figures for the 24-hour period ending at 6:00 AM on Sunday showed varying levels across the district. Oothu recorded the highest rainfall at 33 mm, followed by Nalumukku and Kakkachi, both at 27 mm. Manjolai saw 22 mm, while the Papanasam and Servalar dams experienced 6 mm and 5 mm respectively.

Authorities are continuing to monitor the situation and manage water discharge to ensure the safety and stability of the dams. The Hindu will continue to provide updates on water resources and weather conditions in the region.

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