A total of 42 irrigation water reservoirs in the State have filled been upto an average of 50 per cent of their total capacity so far, officials stated.
These reservoirs have capacity of 6266 million cubic metres and till Thursday evening, these reservoirs collected nearly 3,104 million cubic metre of water, they stated.
Monsoon rains since last one week has resulted in rising water-level of irrigation water-reservoirs in the State.
According to the data received from State Data Centre of Water Resource Department, water-augmentation in Minimata Bango water reservoir has reached 74.20%, Gangrel Dam 18.18%, Tandula water reservoir 24.38%, Dudhawa water reservoir 8.87%, Sikaser water reservoir 29.87%, Kharang water reservoir 24.80%, Sondhur water reservoir 35.36%, Murum Silli water reservoir, Kodar water reservoir 2.78%, Kodar water reservoir 30.46%, Maniyari water reservoir 74.79%, Kharkhara water reservoir 27.70%, Bodli water reservoir 23.87, Kosarteda 77.16%, Paralkot water reservoir 25.10%, Shyam water reservoir 30.70%, Chhirpani water reservoir 85.79%, Pipiriya Nala water reservoir 45.86%, Ballar water reservoir 29.89%, Sutiyapat water reservoir 78.77%, Mogra water reservoir 42.90%, Saroda water reservoir 78.61%, Ghongha water reservoir 16.44%, Matiya Moti water reservoir 16.99%, Jhumka water reservoir 56.23%, Gangtok water reservoir 46%m Khamharpakut water reservoir 14.90%, and Keshwa water reservoir 23.15%.
likewise, Karra Nala water reservoir has filled upto 56.60% of its capacity, Banki water reservoir 21.30%, Kedarnala water reservoir 34.90 %, Kinkari Nala water reservoir 1.84%, Kanwarpur water reservoir 1.18%, Beharkhar water reservoir 64.92%, Khapri water reservoir 46.06%, Kumhari water reservoir 9.28%, Barnal water reservoir 37.58%, Pendravan water reservoir 18.89%, Ruse water reservoir 37.69%, Putka Nala water reservoir 19.03%, Mayana water reservoir 19.82%, and Dhara water reservoir 12.40%.