The amount of water inflow to the reservoirs in the country has increased to 1.19 billion cubic meters from the beginning of the current water year until October 25. This figure, compared to last year's 0.67 billion cubic meters, indicates a 77% growth. This increase in water inflow to the reservoirs promises a successful water season in the country.
Increase in Water Outflow from Dams
In addition to the increase in water inflow, the total outflow from the country's dams has also reached 2.48 billion cubic meters from the beginning of the water year until October 25, showing a 47% increase compared to last year. Meanwhile, the average water outflow from dams over the past ten years has been 2.28 billion cubic meters. This increase in water outflow can help meet the water needs of various sectors in the country.
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Current Water Volume and Reservoir Filling
The current volume of water in the reservoirs is reported to be 23.04 billion cubic meters. Compared to last year's water volume of 17.79 billion cubic meters, this figure indicates a 29% increase. Currently, the filling rate of the country's dams has reached 44%, indicating a better situation than before. This increase in available water can help secure drinking and agricultural water in the upcoming seasons.
This hopeful situation in the reservoirs can be seen as a positive sign for the management of the country's water resources. Despite the numerous challenges posed by climate change and reduced rainfall, this increase in water inflow and availability can help improve the country's water conditions and ensure water security for the coming years.
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