Pune: Taliye Village in Raigad Regency in Maharashtra was not identified as a landslide prone but the tragedy occurred because of excessive rain, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said on Saturday.
Prima Facie, at least 37 people lost their lives because of landslides in Tatiye Village on Thursday night, according to officials.
Speaking to reporters, Pawar also said 90,000 people were evacuated for safety so far from nine districts in Maharashtra affected by heavy rain.
He said 21 teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have worked with 14 army teams, coast guards and others in the district that destroyed the rain.
In addition, four teams of state disaster response (SDRF) also joined the evacuation operation.
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The worst is in Taliye Village in Raigad Mahad Taluka, which has so far claimed as many as 49 lives.
12 others were injured and 47 lost.
Raigad carpet, Ratnagiri District in the Coastal Konkan and Kolhapur Regency in West Maharashtra, has been flooded.
In addition, heavy rains have pounded the parts of the Satara district.
At least 76 people died and 38 others were injured in the incident related to rain, most landslides and floods, in several parts of Maharashtra, said the state government on Saturday.
Talking about Taliye Longslide village, Pawar said it was not a landslide prone area but excessive rain caused the incident.
“Maharashtra has marked various fields that tend to landslides and hence warnings are issued and other precautions are taken.
But Tatiye is not a landslide prone area.
Considering red alert from several village fields is warned when some are shifted.
However, a Malang incident occurred,” said Pawar, which Is Pune’s guard minister.
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With more than 89,000 people evacuated and only began to mumble with the idea of how to rebuild their lives, officials said here on Saturday.
He said 23 regions in Pune District were landslides including five regions in Maval, two in Khed, three in Bhor, in addition to one area in Mulshi, Junnar, and Velha.
“In these areas there are also many people who lost their lives.
A total of 76 people lost their lives due to heavy rain until Saturday morning (in Maharashtra).
This includes 47 in Raigad, six in Satara, four in Mumbai and the nearest area, one at Pune , 11 in Ratnagiri, five in Kolhapur, and two in Sindhudurg.
53 people were missing in Raigad, four in Thane.
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Ning, “Pawar added.
Pawar said the state government had announced ex-gratia each of Rs 5 Lakh against relatives of victims who were killed in floods and landslides while the central government has announced the RS 2 Lakh respectively.
“A total of 90,000 people have been transferred from affected areas (in nine districts) and flood-prone areas.
21 NDRF teams have worked together with 14 Army teams, coast guards and others.
Four teams SDRF also joined the operation,” he said , Records of Submerged Kolhapur Drone; Highway 4 poor impact said the government had decided to distribute ration kits in these affected areas.
“Usually a backpack kit belongs to wheat, rice, pulses, and kerosene..
But consider limiting to get wheat flour in this scenario, the government has Deciding to provide rice, pulses, and kerosene in the ration kit, which will help people prepare Khichdi as food.
Along with this, we attract social organizations to come.
Maju to run the center of Thali Shivbhojan in the affected areas, “Add pawar.
Deputy CM also said the Maharashtra government coordinated with Karnataka partners to ensure flood assistance for the people (in Kolhapur Regency) by releasing water (from the Almatti Dam).
Pawar said people from 23 landslide prone areas in Pune District demanded relocation remembering the current incident.
“Many people seek their permanent relocation on the Malin Village line in Ambegaon Tehsil but many people also oppose.
The government is very positive about moving villages and regions under the landslide prone.
We are ready for it,” Pawar added.
Located at the foot of the Sahyadri mountains, Malin Village housing nearly 50 families have disappeared in a minute in a landslide in July 2014.
The village was rehabilitated two km from the original location in 2017 and spread on 8-acre land.
in Amde Village.
‘Taliye Village is not a landslide-prone place
