Heavy rainfall in Maharashtra has caused severe flooding and widespread disruption. Four people died due to electrocution and drowning. A red alert is in effect for Mumbai and Pune. Mumbai has recorded over 1,500 mm of rain this month, affecting flights and causing power outages. Four rivers are above danger levels, threatening nearby areas. The Army and disaster response teams are aiding in rescue efforts. In Lavasa, a landslide has trapped several people. Authorities are closely monitoring water levels in major dams.
5 Key Points
- Heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding in Mumbai, Pune, and other parts of Maharashtra, leading to a red alert.
- Four people have died due to electrocution and drowning.
- Over 1,500 mm of rainfall has been recorded in Mumbai this month, making it the second wettest July in history.
- Four rivers, including Kundalika and Amba, are flowing above danger levels, posing a threat to nearby villages and settlements.
- Rescue operations are underway, involving the Army and disaster response teams, to help affected residents in flooded areas.
