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Tulsi lake reaches full storage capacity, but total water level is 33%

Excess water from the lake that supplies 1 per cent of citys needs is flowing into Vihar lake which is 63 per cent full; threat of water cut continues

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Water overflows from the Tulsi lake

Water overflows from the Tulsi lake

Tulsi lake, the smallest among the seven that provide water to Mumbai, overflowed on Monday afternoon. Last year it had started overflowing on July 12.

Tulsi has half the total water storage capacity as compared to other lakes. Hence, although it has reached full storage capacity, the overall water level in the city is merely 33 per cent. Last year, the lakes had filled up to 75 per cent by July 28.

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