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Mumbai Lakes at 41% Capacity, Water Cut Remains Despite Improved Stock

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Water levels in Mumbai's lakes have risen past 41%, with the current stock recorded at 5.98 lakh million litres, according to officials. Despite the improvement, authorities have decided to maintain a 10% water supply cut for the city. The available water is estimated to be sufficient to meet Mumbai's requirements only until mid-October. Officials appear to be exercising caution to ensure supplies last through the season before monsoon replenishment is confirmed.

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