Jaipur / City: When Monsoon is weak in all states on Thursday, rescue operations are accelerated when more than 1,000 people from various affected districts are saved and taken to safer places.
Also three bodies, including an eight-year-old girl were found by the rescue team from the canal located in Jharbalpura Village in the Bundi District in the state.
On Tuesday, the car carrying three members swept the nullah who was given rain.
“All three bodies recovered,” said an officer with district administration in Bundi.
Since the neglected rainfall activities were witnessed in the City Division, the Udaipur division, the Jodhpur division and Division Jaipur, rescue work on a full swing throughout the day on Thursday.
Many places in the Jhalawar district and Baran witnessed more than 250mm rainfall per day in the last seven days.
“On Thursday, rainfall varies from 150 mm to 10 mm so as well as in the form of scattered witnessed,” said an officer with Jaipur Met Office.
“Our team saved 77 people from various regions in the Dholpur district and 75 people from affected villages in the state of Jhalawar state.
When the surface of the water runs away all these people who are trapped are brought to safer places,” Pankaj Chaudhary said, Commander, Force Disaster Relief (SDRF) to Ti.
The civil defense team in Jaipur became worried when they were intimidated that the dam in Kalka Village was damaged in Phagi Tehsil in Jaipur Regency.
“Nearly 28 people included 16 women, five children and seven senior residents were saved as part of their home and region where they lived flooded.
There were no victims reported from the village,” said an officer with a civil defense team.
Meanwhile, in the absence of mercury rainfall taking the level of swing and moisture that rises also increases.
In Jaipur it was a hot day on Thursday when the cloud cover also disappeared.
“It is possible that from Saturday and so on, light rainfall activities are likely to take place in and around Jaipur,” said an officer with Jaipur met office.
People in the villages affected by Barran District, City and Bundi sighed because they had witnessed a heavy shower for the past seven days.
“Many villages in the district of Baran are still cut off by the district head office while the electric path is also damaged,” said a senior officer with BARAN district administration.