  
Authorities have opened two spill gates at the Victoria Reservoir to release excess water and manage storage levels safely.
The controlled discharge was initiated following an increase in water inflow into the reservoir. The opening of the two gates allows excess volume to be diverted downstream to regulate capacity thresholds and maintain structural safety standards across the facility.
Key Developments
- Two spill gates at the Victoria Reservoir have been opened.
- Controlled water release is underway to balance capacity and ongoing inflow.
- Monitoring remains active to evaluate reservoir volume and downstream conditions.
Operational teams continue to oversee water levels across the reservoir basin, with gate settings subject to ongoing evaluation as upstream conditions evolve.