Lake levels jump to 63% capacity in July, but BMC says 10% water cut to stay in August

P Velrasu, Additional Municipal Commissioner (projects) told The Indian Express that the decision to not revoke the water cut has been taken due to the weather bureau’s forecast of weak monsoon spells in August.

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