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Rise in water level

Thiruvananthapuram: The water levels in Idukki and Idamalayar reservoirs have increased marginally. During the week ending June 30, the water levels in both the reservoirs recorded an increase of 1.38 ft. each. However, the water level in Kallada came down by 2.62 feet. As per the statistics of the Central Water Commission, the last water level of Idukki was 2299.84 feet. It was 428.35 feet in Idamalayar and 303.81 feet in Kallada. — Special Correspondent

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