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KRS Dam Water Level Surges 10 Feet Amid Heavy Rain in Karnataka
KRS Dam in Mandya, Karnataka, has breached the 100-foot mark due to heavy rainfall. The reservoir's water level rose 10 feet in just one week, with inflow reaching 32,048 cusecs on August 3. This significant increase raises concerns about potential flooding in the region as the monsoon continues.
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