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Water levels in Chennai’s five reservoirs rise by 237 mcft
CHENNAI: Heavy rainfall over the past two days has increased the combined storage in Chennai’s five principal drinking water reservoirs by 237 million cubic feet (mcft), from 3,949 mcft on October 16 to 4,186 mcft on October 18, according to Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board data. The five reservoirs — Poondi, Red Hills, Cholavaram, Chembarambakkam and…
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