Hyderabad, September 11: The water levels in Hyderabad’s twin reservoirs, Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar, have remained relatively stable over the past few days.
As of today, both reservoirs are still holding sufficient water to meet the city’s needs.
Hyderabad Twin Reservoirs
According to the latest data, Osman Sagar is currently at 1788.95 feet, which is close to its full tank level of 1790.00 feet. Himayat Sagar is at 1761.70 feet, compared to its full tank level of 1763.50 feet.
While the water levels are stable, it’s important to continue conserving water as the dry season approaches.
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Citizens are encouraged to adopt water-saving practices such as fixing leaks, using rainwater harvesting systems, and minimizing water wastage.
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