Aurangabad: At least 12 people were killed and five others were lost in the incident related to different rain in Marathwada, who had received extraordinary heavy rainfall in 24 hours ending Wednesday morning.
Nanded district reported four deaths, Aurangabad and the latter and stalled, Jalna, Parbhani and Hingoli respectively.
Marathwada has reported 31 deaths due to the incident related to rain since 1.
September on Wednesday, as many as 145 circle of income throughout the region reported a heavy shower (more than 65mm), while several regions of Nanded and Parbhani districts witnessed rain of more than 115mm.
In addition to the city of Aurangabad who received 120mm rainfall in just a few hours on Wednesday, Khanapur (173mm) in the Degloor Taluka from Nanded District, Pathri (153mm) in Parbhani and Lasgaon District (155mm) in Vaijapur Taluka from the Aurangabad district reported relentless rainfall , official data shows.
Many parts of the state, including the District of Satara and Kolhapur, received heavy rainfall until Wednesday night.
A teenager was swept away by Taluka from the Nandurbar District early on Wednesday morning after he fell into the overflowing flow, the district administrative official said.
The catchment area of the Koyna in Satara Regency has received rainfall of around 430mm since September 6, has brought 1.70 thousand million cubic foot water (TMC).
On Wednesday night, the Koyna Dam was filled with 96.86 TMC, which was 92.03% of the total capacity of 105 TMC.
The color dams in Sangli Regency will also be filled with capacity.
Nashik District received stable and sustainable rainfall for more than five hours which began late at night on Tuesday night.
Nandgaon Talka usually accepts 141mm rainfall on average in September.
On Tuesday night, for a period of only 3 hours, he received 123mm.
Rain brings havoc in Maha; 12 dead at Marathwada
