- Western disturbance and Southwest Monsoon triggered heavy rainfall, flooding, and heatwaves across multiple Indian states.
- Heavy rainfall in Kerala caused reservoir water level rise, river flooding, and structural damage.
CIAL coordinates with KSEB and the Ministry of Railways on integrated flood management efforts concerning the Periyar River.
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Updated Aug 6
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What happened
CIAL coordinates with KSEB and the Ministry of Railways on integrated flood management efforts concerning the Periyar River.
Who's involved
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Part of
Heavy rainfall in Kerala caused reservoir water level rise, river flooding, and structural damage.Also in this story
- Torrential downpours caused reservoir overflow in Kollam, Kerala.
- Kallarkutty Dam opened its shutters and controlled water release into the Periyar River to manage rising levels amid heavy rain warnings.
- Heavy rains caused flash floods and river overflow in the Pamba River basin in Pathanamthitta, Kerala.
The entities involved
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Kerala State Electricity Board
Indian Public Sector Company for electricity generation, transmission and distribution
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Ministry of Railways
Indian government ministry responsible for rail transport
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Periyar River
river in India
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