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Kulekhani Reservoir Filling, Alertness in Lower Coastal Areas

Hetaunda. Residents of the low-lying coastal areas along with the continuous flooding of the Kulekhani reservoir have been urged to remain vigilant. The water level in the reservoir has reached one thousand 527.93 meters. The maximum storage capacity of the reservoir should be one thousand 530 meters. According to Prahlad Raut, head of Kulekhani first hydroelectric power station, due to continuous heavy rainfall in the watershed area, the surfac…
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Hetauda. As the Kulekhani reservoir is filling up due to continuous rain, residents of the lower coastal areas have been urged to be vigilant. The water level in the reservoir has reached 1,527.93 meters. The maximum storage capacity of the reservoir is 1,530 meters. According to Prahlad Raut, head of the Kulekhani First Hydropower Station, the reservoir is […] The post As the Kulekhani reservoir is filling up, residents of the lower coastal are…

Hetaunda – Residents of the low-lying coastal areas along with the continuous flooding of the Kulekhani reservoir have been urged to remain vigilant. The water level in the reservoir has reached one thousand 527.93 meters. The maximum storage capacity of the reservoir should be one thousand 530 meters. According to Prahlad Raut, head of Kulekhani first hydroelectric power station, due to continuous heavy rainfall in the watershed area, the surfa…

Hetaunda. Residents of the low-lying coastal areas along with the continuous flooding of the Kulekhani reservoir have been urged to remain vigilant. The water level in the reservoir has reached one thousand 527.93 meters. The maximum storage capacity of the reservoir should be one thousand 530 meters. According to Prahlad Raut, head of Kulekhani first hydroelectric power station, due to continuous heavy rainfall in the watershed area, the surfac…

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