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Thirty-six people lost their lives and and another 30 trapped in the landslides caused by incessant rains that battered Maharashtra's Raigad district

Maharashtra rain woes: 36 killed in Raigad landslides, NDRF forces rushed to tackle crisis

Thirty-six people lost their lives and and another 30 trapped in the landslides caused by incessant rains that battered Maharashtra's Raigad district

Thirty-six people lost their lives and and another 30 trapped in multiple landslides caused by incessant rains that battered Maharashtra's Raigad district.&nbsp;
The landslides have led to the major roads being blocked.
Two teams of the National Disaster Response Force were rushed to Ratnagiri's Khed and Chiplun areas to tackle critical situations due to high tide and heavy rain. However, waterlogged roads delayed rescue operations by the NDRF.
Helicopters are being used to evacuate people from the flood-hit regions in Raigad, about 70 km from Mumbai
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued red and orange alerts for several regions in the state that are set to receive heavy rainfall in the next three days. Also Read <a title="Heavy rains batter Mumbai, rail tracks flooded, passenger trains stranded" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mumbai-rain-disrupts-rail-services-flooding-in-several-villages-crisis-grim-in-ratnagiri-s-chiplun-1626948137300">Heavy rains batter Mumbai, rail tracks flooded, passenger trains stranded</a>
Mumbai too continues to be battered by incessant rainfall which has led to waterlogging, traffic snarls at several places. IMD has placed Mumbai under an orange alert for Friday, indicating &ldquo;heavy to very heavy rain at isolated places&rdquo;.&nbsp;
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At least 32 people have died in rain-related incidents in Mumbai, as incessant rain pummeled the Mumbai on Sunday. Authorities have reported two instances of landslides, two of electrocution, and one incident where a wall collapse claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy.
As many as 29 people were killed in two different incidents of wall collapse due to a landslide in Chembur and Vikroli. No rescue operations are slated for Monday.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday chaired a meeting with top officials to review preparedness of various government agencies to tackle emergency situation as heavy rain lashed the city.
Incessant heavy rainfall along with major thunderstorms brought Mumbai to a standstill, causing severe water-logging and traffic disruptions in the financial capital from Saturday.
An orange alert has been issued for Mumbai and coastal Maharashtra for the next five days, as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation continues to shift people out of low-lying areas, and where landslides are anticipated.

Mumbai rain: at least 32 dead, orange alert sounded for a week, Uddhav takes stock

At 32 dead in rain-related incidents as&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;braces for more heavy rain, Chief Minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray holds high-level meeting to review preparedness
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At least 32 people dead due to rain-related incidents in Mumbai Landslides, electrocution, and an incident of a wall collapse reported 29 people were killed in Chembur &amp; Vikroli due to a wall collapse CM Uddhav Thackeray reviewed the preparedness of govt agencies Incessant rain along with thunderstorm lashing Mumbai from Saturday Severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in Mumbai may continue Orange alert issued for Mumbai and coastal Maharashtra for next 5 days BMC shifting people out of low-lying areas, as landslides are anticipated

Incessant heavy rain along with a thunderstorm pummeled Mumbai, causing severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in the financial capital from late Saturday.

At least 32 people have died in rain-related incidents in Mumbai, as incessant rain pummeled the Mumbai on Sunday. Authorities have reported two instances of landslides, two of electrocution, and one incident where a wall collapse claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy.
As many as 29 people were killed in two different incidents of wall collapse due to a landslide in Chembur and Vikroli. No rescue operations are slated for Monday.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday chaired a meeting with top officials to review preparedness of various government agencies to tackle emergency situation as heavy rain lashed the city.
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Incessant heavy rainfall along with major thunderstorms brought Mumbai to a standstill, causing severe water-logging and traffic disruptions in the financial capital from Saturday.
An orange alert has been issued for Mumbai and coastal Maharashtra for the next five days, as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation continues to shift people out of low-lying areas, and where landslides are anticipated.

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