Mumbai: At least 17 people throughout the country have died after the rain and floods that are constantly caused by hurricanes.
The drought-prone marathwada is the worst affected, reporting 10 deaths in 24 hours.
Meeting officials has expected more shower on Wednesday, maintaining district management authorities and disasters on their toes.
Among the dead was a driver, conductor and 2 MSRTC bus passengers who were washed away while crossing the flood bridge in the village of Yavatmal.
Four other passengers safe – two sticks to trees while two ride buses.
Lightning killed two people in Jalgaon, while a man was swept away at Naskaon Taluka Nashik.
Marathwada was alert for 2 days, more than 300 was evered by a bus swept away in Yavatmal owned by a Nagpur depot and was on the way from Nanded.
The driver was reported to lose control when maneuvering through flood water.
The bus takes place on one side of the bridge and is swept away.
The state government said 434 people had died in the incident related to rain since June.
In the last 24 hours, 182 income circles in Marathwada received heavy rainfall more than 65mm, while some got more than 115mm in 24 hours to Tuesday morning.
In vision it is not seen in a few years, many rivers and dams have overflowed.
More than 300 people were evacuated, most of the Marathwada, because many dams gate opened, which caused flooding in neighboring villages.
Rescue operations must be done with the help of IAF in the Latry District and Osmanabad after the Manjra River swelled and the dam gate must be opened to spend water.
Water Resources Minister Jayant Patil, who was on a tour of Marathwada, said the district government was told to be alert for two days, and assistance was given to all affected people.
“There is a large loss of trimmed regions, and we have taken problems at the country’s cabinet meeting today to accelerate the survey of the affected area and the announcement of compensation,” Minister of Health Rajesh Tope, who came from Jalna.
Triple-digit rainfall attacked at least six locations in Maharashtra for 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m.
on Tuesday.
The Western Typhoon Gulab movement brought heavy shower in Kolhapur, Sangli, Satara and Solapur too.
Because of the proximity of depression over Telangana and regions side by side with Marathwada and Vidarbha, Nanded recorded 150mm rainfall, followed by Aurangabad (130mm), Beed (110mm), Osmanabad and the latch (each 100mm), Jalna and Beed (each each 80mm), Hingoli and Parbhani (70mm respectively).
Chandrapur at Vidharba recorded 100mm rainfall over a 24-hour period.
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