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Mesmerizing Water Spectacle at Prakasam Barrage Draws Crowds: Bejawada People Thrilled by the Scene of Krishnamma’s Flow

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The Prakasam Barrage in Bejawada has transformed into a magical spectacle, drawing in large crowds to witness what locals are calling an extraordinary “water scene.” With holiday cheer in the air, residents and visitors alike are gathering to behold the sight of the Krishnamma stream leaping over the barrage gates, illuminated by a dazzling array of lights.

The scene is nothing short of surreal—darkness all around, yet a barrage of shimmering lights dance over the waters, creating a mesmerizing contrast. As the gates open and water is released, Krishnamma flows with force and grace, jumping over the gates and racing toward the sea. This awe-inspiring sight has become a must-see event for Bejawada’s people.

The Prakasam Barrage, the final project on the Krishna River, is currently receiving a heavy influx of floodwaters. Authorities have been diligently lifting the barrage’s 70 gates since Saturday evening to manage the incoming floodwaters. Out of the 70 gates, 60 have been raised by three feet, while 10 are elevated by two feet to ensure the steady release of water into the sea.

As of now, the barrage is seeing an inflow of 1 lakh 78 thousand cusecs, with an outflow of 1 lakh 38 thousand cusecs. This powerful flow of water, combined with the visual spectacle of lights, has attracted thousands of Bejawada’s residents to witness Krishnamma’s dramatic journey.

The breathtaking visuals are a result of water flowing from the Srisailam, Nagarjuna Sagar, and Pulichintala projects, which have all contributed to the floodwaters reaching Prakasam Barrage. Authorities have warned people in downstream areas, especially those living in the Lankan villages, to remain vigilant and cautious during this time of water release.

Despite the warnings, the atmosphere at the barrage is one of excitement and awe. Locals describe Krishnamma’s flow as “Birabira paravals,” marveling at the sight of water rushing through the gates under the glowing lights. For many, this water scene has become the highlight of the weekend, providing both entertainment and a reminder of nature’s power.

The Prakasam Barrage, a symbol of Bejawada’s resilience and connection to the Krishna River, continues to stand strong amidst the floodwaters. As the holiday continues, people are expected to flock in even larger numbers to witness the water spectacle that has captivated the city.

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