Mumbais Water Stock Rises To 88.58% Amid Less Rainfall; Lake Levels See Marginal Increase Of 0.03% In 24

Mumbai's combined water stock in seven reservoirs rose to 88.58% on July 31, up from 88.55% a day earlier.

The reservoirs hold 12,82,029 million litres of usable water out of a total live storage capacity of 14,47,363 million litres.

Bhatsa, Mumbai's largest drinking water source, recorded 87.36% of its live capacity, with 6,26,381 million litres of usable storage.

Upper Vaitarna received the highest rainfall among major lakes at 68 mm in 24 hours.

Vihar and Tulsi lakes have been overflowing since July 7, Tansa since July 22, and Modak Sagar since July 23, aiding reservoir levels.