According to updated data as of 11:15 am on September 4, in the North Central region, Trung Son reservoir has a water level of 152.55 m, water recedes at 580 m3/s, total discharge volume of 470 m3/s.
Ban Ve Lake is at 193.13 m, water recedes at 337 m3/s, discharge 320 m3/s. Khe Bo Lake reaches 65 m, equal to the normal water level, water recedes and total discharge is 495.5 m3/s.
In the South Central Coast, Song Ba Ha reservoir has a water inflow of 1,008 m3/s, total discharge of 400 m3/s. Song Hinh reservoir is at 197.06 m, water inflow -3.4 m3/s, discharge 15.22 m3/s. Song Tranh 2 reservoir has a water level of 143.09 m, water inflow 5.74 m3/s and no discharge.
In the Central Highlands, Se San 4 reservoir has the largest inflow of water in the area, reaching 1,235 m3/s; total discharge is also at 1,235 m3/s. Ialy Lake has a water level of 509.56 m, inflow and total discharge are 308 m3/s. Pleiku has a water level of 566.73 m, inflow 525 m3/s and discharge 210 m3/s.
Se San 3A Lake is at 238.72 m, close to the normal water level of 239 m; water recedes at 496 m3/s, total discharge volume 477 m3/s. Srepok 3 Lake has a water level of 269.94 m, water recedes at 160 m3/s and discharges 144 m3/s.
In the Southeast region, Tri An Lake has a water level of 56.26 m, water recedes to 1,100 m3/s and a total discharge volume of 847 m3/s. Thac Mo Lake is at 209.86 m, water recedes to 271.27 m3/s, total discharge volume of 176 m3/s.
Notably, Se San 4, Song Ba Ha and Tri An are all having water flowing into the reservoir over 1,000 m3/s.
