Rivers continue to be in spate as heavy rain lashes Shimoga

Vehicular movement between Shimoga and Tirthahalli on National Highway 13 resumes

July 22, 2013 10:34 am | Updated November 16, 2021 08:54 pm IST - Shimoga:

Shimoga, Karnataka, 03.07.2013.Shimoga-Mandagadde road was blocked due to heavy rain and flood in Tunga River on Wednesday.Photo VAIDYA

Shimoga, Karnataka, 03.07.2013.Shimoga-Mandagadde road was blocked due to heavy rain and flood in Tunga River on Wednesday.Photo VAIDYA

Heavy rain lashed Shimoga district on Sunday following which major rivers continued to be in spate.

The water-level in the Bhadra reservoir has increased by three ft in 24 hours.

The water-level was at 168 ft on Saturday and it went up to 171 ft on Sunday.

The inflow was recorded at the rate of 37,644 cusecs.

Linganammakki

The water-level in the Linganamakki reservoir that was at 1,797 ft on Saturday raised to 1,798 ft on Sunday.

The inflow was at the rate of 41,679 cusecs.

Vehicular movement between Shimoga and Tirthahalli on National Highway 13 was suspended on Saturday as the road near Mandagadde was inundated by the waters of the Tunga river.

Vehicle movement

Vehicular movement resumed on Sunday as the water-level in the river receded.

Road link

Road link to Beesanagadde village in Sagar taluk was cut-off for the second day as the Varada was flowing above the danger mark.

Paddy

Paddy cultivated in 1,100 acres of land continued to remain inundated in flood water.

Speaker Kagodu Thimmappa visited the flood-affected villages in Sagar taluk.

Rain

Yadur in Hosanagar taluk received 168 mm rain, Mani 160 mm, Hulikal 140 mm and Mastikatte recorded 119 mm rain.

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