Prolonged dry spell affecting water bodies including River Jhelum in Kashmir
Updated:2 years, 5 months ago
Updated:2 years, 5 months ago
Srinagar, Jan 17 (ANI): A prolonged dry spell has significant implications on the water bodies including River Jhelum in Kashmir. Reduced precipitation and snowfall contribute to lowering water levels which impacts the river’s flow. It can have led to challenges in agriculture, hydroelectric power generation and the overall ecosystem. Decreased water levels may affect the availability of water resources for local communities and industries that depend on River Jhelum. Notably, Monitoring water conservation measures and weather patterns become crucial during such periods to mitigate potential risks.
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