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Harangi Dam Releases Surplus Water Amid Rising Inflows in Kodagu
Harangi Dam in Kodagu has released surplus water due to increased inflows, impacting local water levels. This decision aims to manage rising water levels effectively. Local authorities are monitoring the situation closely to ensure safety and mitigate flooding risks in surrounding areas.
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