Mahakali River Water Level May Rise Due to Silt Cleaning at Dhauliganga Dam, Residents Urged to Take Precaution
Summary
The District Administration Offices of Kanchanpur and Darchula have urged residents along the Mahakali River to take precautions due to possible water level rise caused by silt cleaning at the Dhauliganga Hydropower Project dam in India.
Key Points
- The District Administration Office, Kanchanpur warned about possible rise in Mahakali River water levels due to silt cleaning at the Dhauliganga dam.
- Silt cleaning will be conducted from 6 AM Friday to 5 PM Saturday at the Dhauliganga Hydropower Project dam in India.
- The dam gates will be opened for the cleaning process, which may increase downstream water levels.
- Officials from both Kanchanpur and Darchula have issued notices urging residents in coastal areas to take precautionary measures.
