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Mettur flow dwindling

By Our Special Correspondent

SALEM Oct. 5. The water flow into the Mettur dam is gradually decreasing. The realisation today came down to 2,228 cusecs from yesterday's 3,030 cusecs.

On Saturday, the water level in the reservoir stood at 37.790 ft, and the capacity at 10.079 tmcft. The discharge for delta irrigation was maintained at 8,987 cusecs.

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