Nashik Dodges Water Disaster Via Revolutionary Dam Trench Resolution | Representational Pic
Due to an revolutionary plan proposed by Nashik Municipal Company (NMC) officers, Nashik metropolis has dodged a possible water disaster looming over it. Town confronted a doable 20-day water scarcity from the Gangapur Dam, placing residents’ water provide in danger till July 31. Nevertheless, municipal authorities offered assurance to Guardian Minister Dada Bhuse that they’d devised a technique to sort out the scenario by excavating a trench within the dam and tapping into the lifeless inventory.
The choice to dig the ditch and utilise the lifeless water reservoir was made throughout a gathering chaired by Bhuse on the Collector’s workplace on Friday (February 23). Officers from the Water Assets Division and the NMC have been current to debate the water disaster within the district and discover potential options.
The scarcity arose from the discharge of water to the Jayakwadi Dam, which provides water to Marathwada. As a consequence of current discharge, the dam ranges dropped to 46 per cent. Nashik diverted 3 TMC of water from Gangapur and Darna dams to Jayakwadi, leading to a shortfall of 500 million cubic ft of water items for the town till July 31.
To deal with this deficit, the Water Assets Division authorised the utilisation of 600 million cubic ft of lifeless inventory from the Gangapur Dam. Nevertheless, accessing the lifeless inventory required the excavation of a trench within the dam. NMC water provide officers assured Bhuse that they’d undertake this job, thus avoiding the necessity for water discount measures within the metropolis.
With this revolutionary method, Nashik metropolis could avoid a possible water disaster, making certain uninterrupted water provide for its residents.