Imasul reports fluctuating river levels in Mato Grosso do Sul

The Mato Grosso do Sul Environmental Institute (Imasul) released a hydrological monitoring report on Monday, indicating varying water levels across several rivers in the state.

In Dourados, the river level rose to 423 centimeters, which is 113 centimeters above the drought level and exceeds the established alert threshold of 400 centimeters. The Pardo River also saw an increase at the Fazenda Buriti station, reaching 609 centimeters, which is 79 centimeters above the drought level but remains below the alert threshold.

Conversely, the Miranda River recorded a slight decrease to 675 centimeters. Despite this drop, the level remains above the alert threshold of 600 centimeters and is 75 centimeters below the emergency level of 750 centimeters. Other rivers, including the Taquari and the Paraguai, also showed signs of declining levels in specific monitoring stations.