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Larji Dam to release water, public advisory issued

In the light of increasing water discharge in the Beas river and its tributaries, the authorities at Larji Hydro Electric Project (HEP), Kullu, which has an installed capacity of 126 MW, have announced the controlled release of approximately 50 cubic...
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In the light of increasing water discharge in the Beas river and its tributaries, the authorities at Larji Hydro Electric Project (HEP), Kullu, which has an installed capacity of 126 MW, have announced the controlled release of approximately 50 cubic meters per second (cumecs) of water from the Larji Dam last evening.

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The dam management and district administration, Mandi, have issued a public advisory urging residents, tourists and visitors to stay away from the riverbanks during the next 24 hours. The precautionary measure is being taken to ensure public safety and prevent any untoward incidents due to sudden rise in water levels.

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Officials have reiterated that such releases are standard operational procedures during high inflow conditions and are necessary for regulating dam safety and downstream flow. Warning signage and public announcements have been arranged in the affected areas, particularly in locations frequented by tourists and locals near the Beas river.

The administration has appealed to the public to strictly follow the advisory and avoid venturing near the riverbanks for fishing, bathing or any other activities.

Authorities have requested full cooperation to ensure safety and minimise risk during this water release operation.

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