Dam levels across the country rises as rainfall prolongs over average, but what does this mean for water supply?

Experts believe that as the stages of the tail dam have increased due to the recent rainfall across the country, the water management and safety dams are not just about the water in the dams.

“It’s all about purification from the dam and getting water for people.

“Although the tail is filled, we are still, in Jobark, especially in the water supply infrastructure. Rain challenges worsens,” said Karin Boseman, a waterproof scientist who specializes in environmental, water and waste management and management.

Andrew Crucker, Deputy Commander of the National Marine Rescue Institute 22, reported In the middle of December, it was sufficient to type the fall of the tail dam, and the lowest amount was 24%.

On January 5, he said the situation increased sharply due to heavy and continuous rain.

“The dam rose to about 60% and maintained that position until January 30 due to rain at that time.”

He said that until February 15th, about 62% slowed up to about 62%, and last week’s level of rain rose to 71% due to constant rainfall last week.

“If the rain continues for a few more days, it will be filled. However, weather reports predict that the rain will stand (Thursday).”

Grucher said the dam will continue to be filled until the remaining water flows from the catchment areas.