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IMD alerts Maharashtra for heavy rainfall with thunderstorms in Mumbai. Red alert in Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri as a low-pressure area intensifies. Safety precautions are advised.

Heavy Rainfall Alert in Coastal Areas in Maharashtra

IMD forecasts heavy rainfall for Maharashtra's coastal districts. Mumbai expects thunderstorms with winds up to 50 km/h. Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri brace for extreme rainfall as low-pressure intensifies.

The IMD has issued a red alert for heavy rainfall in Maharashtra's coastal districts, forecasting thunderstorms and strong winds up to 50 km/h in Mumbai, and extremely heavy rainfall in districts like Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday afternoon issued a red alert predicting heavy rainfall in the coastal districts of Maharashtra.
According to the weather report, Mumbai may experience thunderstorms accompanied by lightning, with light to moderate rainfall and winds gusting up to 40 to 50 kmph in isolated areas.
A red alert has been issued for Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri, and heavy rainfall is expected to hit parts of Raigad, a district neighbouring the state capital, Mumbai.
A red alert indicates the possibility of extremely heavy rainfall.
The department said that a low-pressure area is likely to develop into a depression over the Konkan coastal region.
An orange alert has been issued for the districts of Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg, warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated locations starting Saturday.
A similar forecast has been made for the neighbouring districts of Thane and Palghar.
Ghat regions of Pune, Kolhapur, and Satara may witness heavy to very heavy rainfall, while the ghat areas of Nashik may receive rainfall of a slightly lower intensity.

An Indian fisherman&nbsp;was killed and another wounded in the high seas off the Gujarat coast after personnel of Pakistan&rsquo;s Maritime Security Agency allegedly opened fire at an Indian fishing boat in the Arabian Sea.&nbsp;The deceased fisherman has been identified as 32-year-old Shridhar Chamre&nbsp;from&nbsp;Vadrai&nbsp;village in Palghar district&nbsp;of Maharashtra.&nbsp;Chamre&rsquo;s family said he worked on a fishing boat at&nbsp;Okha, the nearest big port from Palghar.&nbsp;The fishing boat, Jal Pari, with seven crew members had set sail from&nbsp;Okha&nbsp;port in Gujarat on October 26.&nbsp;The injured fisherman is recuperating at a hospital in&nbsp;Okha.Police said the Pakistan&nbsp;Maritime Security Agency chased the boat and fired indiscriminately.Meanwhile news agency ANI quoting unnamed sources said that&nbsp;India has strongly condemned the killing&nbsp;and will take up the matter through diplomatic channels.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Indian fisherman killed in firing by Pakistan  off Gujarat coast

A fisherman from Palghar in Maharashtra was killed and another wounded in the high seas off the Gujarat coast after Pakistan’s Maritime Security Agency opened fire at an Indian fishing boat in the Arabian Sea

Fisherman killed, another injured in the high seas off Gujarat coast Fisherman from Maharashtra&nbsp;shot dead by Pakistani coast guard 32-year-old's family said he worked on a fishing boat at&nbsp;Okha&nbsp; The fishing boat, Jal Pari, had 7 crew members when it set&nbsp;sail India condemns killing, to take up the matter through diplomatic channels&nbsp;&nbsp;

The fishing boat, Jal Pari, with seven crew members had set sail from&nbsp;Okha&nbsp;port in Gujarat on October 26.&nbsp;The injured fisherman is recuperating at a hospital in&nbsp;Okha.

An Indian fisherman&nbsp;was killed and another wounded in the high seas off the Gujarat coast after personnel of Pakistan&rsquo;s Maritime Security Agency allegedly opened fire at an Indian fishing boat in the Arabian Sea.&nbsp; The deceased fisherman has been identified as 32-year-old Shridhar Chamre&nbsp;from&nbsp;Vadrai&nbsp;village in Palghar district&nbsp;of Maharashtra.&nbsp;Chamre&rsquo;s family said he worked on a fishing boat at&nbsp;Okha, the nearest big port from Palghar.&nbsp; The fishing boat, Jal Pari, with seven crew members had set sail from&nbsp;Okha&nbsp;port in Gujarat on October 26.&nbsp;The injured fisherman is recuperating at a hospital in&nbsp;Okha. Police said the Pakistan&nbsp;Maritime Security Agency chased the boat and fired indiscriminately. ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-ap-coastal-village-sees-gold-rush-as-high-tide-brings-gold-beads-1606730274662">&nbsp;AP coastal village sees gold rush, as high tide brings gold beans</a> Meanwhile news agency ANI quoting unnamed sources said that&nbsp;India has strongly condemned the killing&nbsp;and will take up the matter through diplomatic channels.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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