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  1. 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.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 1
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Heavy rainfall in Kerala caused reservoir water level rise, river flooding, and structural damage.

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KeralaPeriyar River

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  1. CIAL coordinates with KSEB and the Ministry of Railways on integrated flood management efforts concerning the Periyar River.Sub-event
  2. Heavy rains caused water level rise in Kava, resulting in waterlogging in Athani.Sub-event
  3. Torrential downpours caused reservoir overflow in Kollam, Kerala.Sub-event
  4. Kallarkutty Dam opened its shutters and controlled water release into the Periyar River to manage rising levels amid heavy rain warnings.Sub-event
  5. Heavy rains caused flash floods and river overflow in the Pamba River basin in Pathanamthitta, Kerala.Sub-event
  6. Heavy rains led to water level rise in rivers and structural damage in Kerala.1 source

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