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Since Monday, 10 deaths have been reported in Marathwada&nbsp;due to heavy rainfall.&nbsp;
More than 200 farm animals and 28 houses, including thatched ones, were partially or fully damaged as torrential rains continued to lash central Maharashtra.&nbsp;
Several acres of agricultural crops have been damaged by the rains.
One person was reported dead and 3 are missing since a bus skid off the road on the Nagpur-Nanded route.&nbsp;
"The Water Resources Department has been monitoring the situation closely. We are trying to minimise the damage," Water Resources Minister Jayant Patil&nbsp;was quoted as saying.&nbsp;
WATCH: why frequent heavy showers are a cause of concern&nbsp;
The Indian Meterological&nbsp;Department has sounded a high alert for heavy rainfall in Maharashtra&nbsp;for the next two days.&nbsp;

10 dead, several injured as rain wreaks havoc in Marathwada 

Heavy rains continue to lash Maharashtra, causing loss of life, agricultural crops and property. 

10 deaths have been reported in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Marathwada&nbsp;due to heavy rainfall.&nbsp;
More than 200 farm animals and 28 houses, including thatched ones, were partially or fully damaged as torrential rains continued to lash central Maharashtra.&nbsp;
Several acres of agricultural crops have been damaged as well.
Separately, one person was reported dead and 3 missing since a bus skid off the road on the Nagpur-Nanded route.&nbsp;
WATCH: why frequent heavy showers are a cause of concern&nbsp;
The Indian Meterological&nbsp;Department has sounded a high alert for heavy rainfall in Maharashtra&nbsp;for the 29th and 30th September&nbsp;

For the past two days, incessant rains have wreaked havoc in Vidarbha and Marathwada regions of Maharashtra. 10 were killed because of heavy rains, one died after a bus ferrying passengers was swept away on Nagpur-Nanded&nbsp;route.&nbsp;

10 deaths have been reported in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Marathwada&nbsp;due to heavy rainfall.&nbsp;
More than 200 farm animals and 28 houses, including thatched ones, were partially or fully damaged as torrential rains continued to lash central Maharashtra.&nbsp;
Several acres of agricultural crops have been damaged as well.
Separately, one person was reported dead and 3 missing since a bus skid off the road on the Nagpur-Nanded route.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/record-rains-lash-delhi-bengal-assam-harsher-the-summer-wetter-the-monsoon-1632158844963">WATCH: why frequent heavy showers are a cause of concern&nbsp;</a>
The Indian Meterological&nbsp;Department has sounded a high alert for heavy rainfall in Maharashtra&nbsp;for the 29th and 30th September&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/delhi-highest-rainfall-this-monsoon-since-1964-more-in-store-1631849417967">ALSO READ: record rainfall in Delhi since 1964&nbsp;</a>

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm today for the region.
As per IMD, "Heavy rainfall in Delhi will continue till tomorrow morning. It will cover Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states of Punjab and Rajasthan".
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Saturday causing waterlogging in many parts of the city which saw several complaints being received by civic authorities. Flooded roads and underpasses disrupted traffic all over the city even affecting operations at the Delhi airport for sometime.
Despite a delayed monsoon, Delhi has witnessed record rainfall this season. The monsoon is expected to leave Delhi by September 25.

Delhi monsoon: Rainfall, thunderstorm likely to continue today

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm for the region on Sunday.

More rainfall, thunderstorm likely to continue in Delhi-NCR on Sunday

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm or the region on Sunday.
As per the met dept, 'heavy rainfall in Delhi will continue till Monday morning morning and it will cover Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states of Punjab and Rajasthan'.
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Saturday causing waterlogging in many parts of the city which saw several complaints being received by civic authorities. Flooded roads and underpasses disrupted traffic all over the city, even affecting operations at the Delhi airport for sometime.
Despite a delayed monsoon, Delhi has witnessed record rainfall this season. The monsoon is expected to retreat from Delhi by September 25.

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm for the region on Sunday.

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm for the region on Sunday.
As per the met dept, 'heavy rainfall in Delhi will continue till Monday morning and it will cover Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states of Punjab and Rajasthan'.
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Saturday causing waterlogging in many parts of the city which saw several complaints being received by civic authorities. Flooded roads and underpass disrupted traffic all over the city, even affecting operations at the Delhi airport for sometime.
Despite a delayed monsoon, Delhi has witnessed record rainfall this season. The monsoon is expected to retreat from Delhi by September 25.

Heavy to very heavy rains have been lashing parts of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rajasthan. Some areas in Uttar Pradesh, bordering Madhya Pradesh have also seen some heavy showers.
40 villages in Rajasthan face flood threat due to heavy rain.&nbsp;Torrential rains in Rajasthan have created flood-like conditions in several districts, including Kota. Several parts of the city remain heavily inundated, rendering people unable to leave their residences.
Rescue operations are being carried out by the district administration in waterlogged areas, with people being evacuated. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;on Wednesday said 13 villages of Morena are affected by floods in Chambal and Kwari rivers.&nbsp;
According to reports, more than 250 people rescued and rescue operations are on for 200 persons. So far, 1100 people evacuated from 36 affected villages of Datia &amp; operation is on for 45 persons
The Gwalior-Chambal region in Madhya Pradesh has been reeling under floods following heavy rainfall on Tuesday, which led to as many as 1,171 villages being affected in the inundation.&nbsp;

Flood fury in MP, Rajasthan, Bengal: PM Modi dials CMs to take stock

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Wednesday called chief ministers of MP and West Bengal to take stock of the situation and offered all central support.

Flood fury in MP,&nbsp;Bengal and Rajasthan
PM Modi&nbsp;dials Bengal and MP CMs, offers support
1,171 villages in MP hit by floods; 40 in Rajasthan
Flood-like situation in Kota as rivers water surge, red alert issued
Heavy rains trigger floods&nbsp;in Kota, rescue operations&nbsp;on
MP:&nbsp;Gwalior-Chambal region under floods following heavy rainfall
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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;on Wednesday said 13 villages of Morena are affected by floods in Chambal and Kwari rivers.&nbsp;

Heavy to very heavy rains have been lashing parts of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rajasthan. Some areas in Uttar Pradesh, bordering Madhya Pradesh have also seen some heavy showers.
Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Wednesday called chief ministers of MP and West Bengal to take stock of the situation and offered all central support.
40 villages in Rajasthan face flood threat due to heavy rain.&nbsp;Torrential rains in Rajasthan have created flood-like conditions in several districts, including Kota. Several parts of the city remain heavily inundated, rendering people unable to leave their residences.
Rescue operations are being carried out by the district administration in waterlogged areas, with people being evacuated. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister&nbsp;Shivraj Singh Chouhan&nbsp;on Wednesday said 13 villages of Morena are affected by floods in Chambal and Kwari rivers.&nbsp;
According to reports, more than 250 people rescued and rescue operations are on for 200 persons. So far, 1100 people evacuated from 36 affected villages of Datia &amp; operation is on for 45 persons
The Gwalior-Chambal region in Madhya Pradesh has been reeling under floods following heavy rainfall on Tuesday, which led to as many as 1,171 villages being affected in the inundation.&nbsp;
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As many as 11 people were killed after a wall collapsed on some shanties in Chembur's Bharat Nagar area in&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;due to a landslide, National&nbsp;Disaster Response Force said on Sunday.
Rescue&nbsp;operations for the people trapped are underway and so far 16 people have been rescued, according to officials.
Incessant overnight rains threw parts of Mumbai out of gear on Sunday with the city witnessing severe water logging, disruption of local train services and vehicular traffic.
Mumbai received&nbsp;over 100 mm rainfall in six hours, the IMD said in an early morning bulletin. It also changed the rains forecast for the city from orange to red alert.

20 dead, several injured in Mumbai after houses collapse due to heavy rain

As many as 25 people died in several incidents of houses collapsing due to heavy showers&nbsp;in Mumbai.&nbsp;

25 dead, several injured in Mumbai after houses collapse due to heavy rain

25 people dead in several incidents of houses collapsing in Mumbai 17 dead after wall collapses in Chembur&nbsp;due to heavy rain
Three dead after a building collapsed in&nbsp;Vikhroli&nbsp;
People feared to be trapped in the debris, rescue operation underway&nbsp;
PM announces&nbsp;₹2 lakh&nbsp;compensation for the kin of the deceased

Incessant overnight rains threw parts of Mumbai out of gear on Sunday with the city witnessing severe water logging, disruption of local train services and vehicular traffic.

As many as 25 people were killed in several incidents of houses collapsing due to heavy showers in Mumbai on Sunday.&nbsp;
17 people died after a wall collapsed on some shanties in Chembur's Bharat Nagar area. A similar incident was reported from&nbsp;Vikhroli&nbsp;where a&nbsp;ground-plus-one residential building collapsed&nbsp;killing three people, as per the city's municipal corporation.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Rescue&nbsp;operations are underway as more people are feared to be trapped in the debris of the building, according to officials.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mumbai-rains-heavy-downpour-causes-waterlogging-imd-issues-red-alert-1626595879634">Mumbai rains: heavy downpour causes waterlogging, IMD issues red alert</a>
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief on the loss of lives and hoped for a speedy recovery of the injured.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister's Office&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the families of those who died would be given a sum of ₹2 lakh each from PM's&nbsp;National Relief Fund&nbsp;and ₹50,000 would be given to those who were injured.
President Ram Nath Kovind&nbsp;also extended his condolences for the deceased.&nbsp;

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