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Center Owned by Kashmir ObserverJhelum, Tributaries Run Low As Kashmir Heads Into Winter
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Water levels in the River Jhelum and several of its tributaries are reported to be below normal as Kashmir moves toward winter after prolonged dry spells, according to the Kashmir Observer and Kashmir Life. The low flows have prompted concerns about the availability of drinking water and the supply of power. In South Kashmir, springs have also dried up. The Irrigation and Flood Control Department has released gauge data confirming the reduced water levels.
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SRINAGAR: As Kashmir heads into winter following prolonged dry spells, water levels in the River Jhelum and several of its tributaries remain low, raising concerns over availability of water in coming months. Data released by the Irrigation and Flood Control Department, reveals that the gauge…
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Kashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News Water levels in the River Jhelum and several of its tributaries remain below normal as Kashmir heads into winter following prolonged dry spells, raising concerns over drinking water availability and power…
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Kashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News Water levels in the River Jhelum and several of its tributaries remain below normal as Kashmir heads into winter following prolonged dry spells, raising concerns over drinking water availability and power…
