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Maha Rain Fury: 50 Still Lost in the Concenda Region

Maha Rain Fury: 50 Still Lost in the Concenda Region
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Navi Mumbai: belt Konkan Rain-destroyed Raigad, Ratnagiri and the Sindhudurg district saw the death toll until 83 while 50 remained lost on Sunday.
The death of floods and landslides throughout the country rose to 149 while missing 64.
CM UDDHAV Thackeray visited several affected parts and knew that the locals still asked for food, water, medicines and food for animals.
“There is a lack of food and great water for the locals,” said Rajendra Shinde, a Chiplun resident (Ratnagiri).
“Animals suffer from a disklants of animal feed.
Doctors are not available in the city but the administration claims the arrival of the medical team.
Even the muddy road has not been cleaned.” In the midst of chaos, there was confusion about the number missing too, because Mantrallaya’s control number 64 was opposed by the CM office.
Counting 100 people missing in 72 hours until Sunday night.
Mantrallaya’s control room said 35 out of a total of 64 lost came from the worst-affected Raigad Regency, where 60 people died and 28 were injured.
Landslides in Taliye Raigad Village after continuous rain on Thursday were the main killers, claiming 53 people.
The missing figure in Taliye is 31.
With 45 houses destroyed, survivors complain about lack of food, water and medical assistance.
The tribes of Taliye, who were at Mahad Taluka, said the earthquake 14 years ago had caused a gap on the hill, causing the latest landslides, but the authorities did not confirm the claim.
“There are no records of cracks related to tremors available in administrative records,” said Raigad Additional SP Sachin Gunjal.
An official said most of the missing people were cases of people buried in landslides or swept in flood waters.
The official said the survival opportunity after four trim days.
Other officials said that rescue operations did not stop, with the NDRF team, SDRF, Army, Navy and coastal beaches still working in the district-affected districts.
A total of 2,29,074 people have been evacuated from their homes – 1,200 of them from Ratnagiri, 1,000 of Raigad, 1,271 from Sindhudurg and 1.69,998 from Sangli.
“One and half-year-old boys are still missing on the Longlide Pedhegaon website, Chiplun,” said the RAM YADAV inspector from NDRF.
In MMR, local train services in the Karjat-Khopopoli section, cover for more than three days, restored on Sundays.

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