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Twelve dams in Iran hold over 75% of water capacity
Twelve dams in Iran currently hold over 75% of their water capacity, with 46% of the total capacity filled since the start of the new water year (Sept. 23, 2023, to Sept. 21, 2024), according to the latest data.
The water inflow to the dams until March 2 amounts to 11.68 billion cubic meters, marking a 12% decrease from last year’s 13.3 billion cubic meters, ISNA reported.
Moreover, the water outflow from the dams’ reservoirs on this date is noted at 10.5 billion cubic meters, reflecting a 21% increase from the previous year’s 8.71 billion cubic meters.
Currently, the reservoirs hold 22.88 billion cubic meters of water, which is 3% less than last year, resulting in 46% of total capacity filled.