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Rainfall in Maharashtra&nbsp;for the past one week have killed at least 140 people with landslides being reported in the Raigad and Sangli&nbsp;districts. Over 89,333 people have been evacuated by SDRF&nbsp;and NDRF&nbsp;tewmas as houses get washed away due to incessant rains causing floods across the state. Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;lef&nbsp;Maharashtra&nbsp;government has announced a compensation of&nbsp;₹5 lakh each to the kin of those killed.

Incessant rain in Maharashtra kills at least 140 people, over 89,333 people evacuated 

These videos of Maharashtra&nbsp;floods speak a million words. Watch.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Heavy rainfall in Maharashtra&nbsp;for the past one week has killed 140 people. Rescue efforts by NDRF and SDRF&nbsp;continue with over 89,333 people being evacuated.

At least 76 people died, 38 others injured and 59 are missing after many areas in Maharashtra were hit by floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said on Saturday. Raigad district seems the worst-affected by the rain fury where 47 people lost their lives, including 37 in the landslide at Taliye village on Thursday, according to the state disaster management department.
Speaking to reporters in Pune, Pawar said 90,000 people were evacuated to safety so far from nine districts, hit by heavy rains over the last four days.
Parts of the Raigad and Ratnagiri districts in the coastal Konkan region and Kolhapur district in western Maharashtra have been worst affected by the floods. Besides that, heavy rains have been pounding parts of the Satara district.
Pawar said 21 teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have been working with 14 teams of the Army, the Coast Guard and others in the rain-ravaged districts. Besides, four teams of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) have also joined the evacuation operations.
As per a statement issued by the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) earlier in the day, 76 people died and 38 others were injured in the floods that ravaged parts of the state while 30 people went missing.
A senior official of the state disaster management department told PTI on Friday that as many as 129 people have died in rain-related incidents, including multiple landslides, in Maharashtra over the two previous days.
The CMO statement said that as per the information received from the Relief and Rehabilitation Department, nearly 90,000 people have been evacuated. Seventy-five animals have perished, it added. According to Pawar, 23 areas in the Pune district are landslide-prone including five areas in Ambegaon, two in Maval, two in Khed, three in Bhor, besides one area each in Mulshi, Junnar, and Velha. &ldquo;In these areas also many people have lost their lives," he added.
"A total of 76 people have lost their lives due to heavy rains till Saturday morning (in Maharashtra). These include 47 in Raigad, six in Satara, four in Mumbai and nearby areas, one in Pune, 11 in Ratnagiri, five in Kolhapur, and two in Sindhudurg. 53 people are missing in Raigad, four in Satara and two in Thane till Saturday morning,&rdquo; the deputy CM said.
Pawar said the state government has announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh each to the kin of the victims killed in floods and landslides while the Central government has announced Rs 2 lakh each.
Speaking about the rescue operations, Pawar said 90,000 people have been relocated from the affected areas (in nine districts) and the flood-prone areas.
"21 teams of NDRF have been working along with 14 teams of the Army, the Coast Guard and others. Four teams of the SDRF have also joined the operations,&rdquo; he said.
Earlier in the day, five bodies were recovered from the landslide site at Ambeghar village in Satara district, an official had said.
The district administration had said that at least 16 people are feared trapped in the landslide at this village located in Patan tehsil as four to five houses were buried under the debris.
Pawar also said the government has decided to distribute ration kits in these affected areas.
&ldquo;Usually a ration kit includes wheat, rice, pulses, and kerosene. But considering the restrictions to get wheat flour in this scenario, the government has decided to give rice, pulses, and kerosene in ration kits, which will help people prepare khichdi as a meal. Along with this, we are appealing social organisations to come forward to run Shivbhojan thali centres in the affected areas,&rdquo; Pawar said.
The deputy CM further said the Maharashtra government is coordinating with its Karnataka counterpart to ensure flood relief for the people (in Kolhapur district) by releasing water (from Almatti dam).

No relief in sight as heavy rains continue to lash several districts of Maharashtra. 136 people have died in rain-related incidents such as landslides & floods

136 people died, over 84,000 evacuated as rain batters Maharashtra, IMD issues red alert

No relief in sight as heavy rains continue to lash several districts of Maharashtra.&nbsp;136 people have died in rain-related incidents such as landslides &amp; floods

<ul>
<li>Heavy rains continue to lash several districts of Mahrashtra, killing 136</li>
<li>landslides across&nbsp;Raigad, Ratnagiri,&nbsp;Satara due to incessant rains</li>
<li>IMD&nbsp;issued red alert for 6 districts including&nbsp;Raigad, Ratnagiri</li>
<li>14 NDRF&nbsp;teams deployed in affected areas: Maha&nbsp;CM</li>
<li>Rescue teams evacuating stranded people in affected areas</li>
<li>Indian Army and Navy will join the rescue work on Saturday</li>
<li>Maha&nbsp;govt announced ex-gratia&nbsp;of ₹5 lakh to next of kin of deceased&nbsp;</li>
<li>PM Modi&nbsp;announces&nbsp;₹2 lakh&nbsp;for the next of kin of those who dies in Raigad</li>
</ul>

No relief in sight as heavy rains continue to lash several districts of Maharashtra.&nbsp;136 people have died in rain-related incidents such as landslides &amp; floods

There seems to be no relief in sight as heavy rains continue to lash several districts of Maharashtra. At least 136 people have died in rain-related incidents, including landslides and floods, in Maharashtra over the last few days, officials said on Saturday.
Several people died in the landslides across Raigad, Ratnagiri and Satara districts caused by incessant rains.
The IMD has issued a red alert for Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Pune, Satara and Kolhapur, forecasting extremely heavy rainfall
As many as 14 NDRF teams have been deployed in the affected areas, chief minister Uddhav Thackeray said. Rescue teams of the NDRF, State Disaster Response Force and other agencies shifted people to safer locations by Friday evening, the officials said. Rescue teams are also evacuating stranded people using helicopters. More teams of the Indian Army and Navy will join the rescue work on Saturday.
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At least 84,452 people, including over 40,000 in Kolhapur district, were shifted to safer places in Western Maharashtra's Pune division, officials said
The Maharashtra government has, meanwhile, announced an ex gratia of ₹5 lakh each to the kin of people who have died in landslides triggered by heavy rains in different parts of the state.
PM Modi condoled the loss of lives in the landslide in Raigad district and announced an ex gratia of ₹2 lakh for the next of kin of the deceased.

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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As Odisha and West Bengal prepare for Super Cyclone Yaas to make its landfall on Wednesday, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) deployed its highest-ever number of teams to the two states to undertake relief and rescue operations. A total of 112 teams of the NDRF have been deployed in five States and Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands ahead of the Cyclone.The Indian Army&rsquo;s Eastern Command is helping with the rescue and relief operations in West Bengal.
The Indian Meteorological Department has put out a warning to the two states which may witness snapping of electrical power lines and trees while low lying areas will be inundated with low visibility. IMD DG M Mohapatra said the Cyclone is intensifying into a &lsquo;very severe cyclonic&rsquo; storm.
Cyclone Yaas has already intensified in Hooghly and North 24 Paraganas districts which reported atleast 80 houses damaged, several injured and two people dying due to electrocution.
The West Bengal government announced that the Kolkata airport is to remain shut from 8:30am to 7:45pm on Wednesday.

Cyclone Yaas intensifies, NDRF deploys highest-ever number of teams to Odisha and West Bengal

Cyclone Yaas&nbsp;intensifies, NDRF&nbsp;deploys its highest-ever number of teams
112 NDRF&nbsp;teams deployed in 5 states and and 1 UT IMD:&nbsp;Yaas&nbsp;intensifying into a 'very severe cyclonic' storm IMD&nbsp;warns of heavy damages, flooding, low visibility Yaas&nbsp;already causing damages, 2 people died in Bengal Wednesday:&nbsp;Kolkata&nbsp;airport shuts operations from 8:30am to 7:45pm&nbsp;

As Odisha and West Bengal prepare for Cyclone Yaas to make its landfall on Wednesday, the National Disaster Response Force deployed its highest-ever number of teams to the two states to undertake relief and rescue operations. According to the Indian Express a&nbsp;total of 112 teams of the NDRF have been deployed in five states and the union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands ahead of the Cyclone. The Indian Army&rsquo;s Eastern Command is helping with the rescue and relief operations in West Bengal and Odisha.
The Indian Meteorological Department has put out a warning to the two states which may witness snapping of electrical power lines and trees while low lying areas will be inundated with low visibility. IMD said the Cyclone is intensifying into a &lsquo;very severe cyclonic&rsquo; storm.
Cyclone Yaas has already intensified in Hooghly and North 24 Paraganas districts which reported at least 80 houses damaged, several injured and two people dying due to electrocution.
The West Bengal government announced that the Kolkata airport is to remain shut from 8:30am to 7:45pm on Wednesday.

Rain lashed parts of West Bengal and Odisha ahead of cyclone Yass that is expected to be make a landfall on Wednesday.

Cyclone Yaas Update | Rain lashes parts of Odisha, Bengal ahead of cyclone Yaas landfall

Rain lashed parts of West Bengal and Odisha ahead of cyclone Yaas that is expected to be make a landfall on Wednesday. Digha, East Medinipur in West Bengal and Chandipur in Odisha's Balasore have been receiving heavy rainfall since early morning hours.
Cyclone Yaas over Bay of Bengal intensified to a severe cyclonic storm on Monday night, according to India Meteorological Department. Cyclone Yaas, which is bearing down on Bengal and Odisha from the Bay of Bengal, will make landfall near Balasore coast in Odisha, 240km from Kolkata. The weather department has warned of 165 kmph winds &amp; heavy rain
The eastern states are on high alert. NDRF teams have been deployed, evacuation work has already begun in both West Bengal and Odisha ahead of the landfall.

Rain lashes parts of Odisha, Bengal ahead of cyclone Yass landfall

Rain lashed parts of West Bengal and Odisha ahead of cyclone Yass that is expected to be make a landfall on Wednesday. Digha, East Medinipur in West Bengal and Chandipur in Odisha's Balasore have been receiving heavy rainfall since early morning hours.
Cyclone Yaas over Bay of Bengal intensified to a severe cyclonic storm on Monday night, according to India Meteorological Department. Cyclone Yaas, which is bearing down on Bengal and Odisha from the Bay of Bengal, will make landfall near Balasore coast in Odisha. The weather department has warned of 165 kmph winds &amp; heavy rain.
Balasore, Bhadrak, Mayurbhanj and Keonjhar&nbsp;are expected to be worst hit, IMD&nbsp;said.&nbsp;Extensive damage is very likely along Bengal coast as well.
The eastern states are on high alert. NDRF teams have been deployed, evacuation work has already begun in both West Bengal and Odisha ahead of the landfall.

With winds gusting up to 185 km per hour, the very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae began making landfall on the Gujarat coast on Monday night.
Over 1.5 lakh people have been evacuated from the low-lying coast areas and at least 17 covid patients on ventilator support in the Porbandar Civil Hospital's ICU have been shifted to other facilities.
54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed in the region and the NDRF headquarters is closely monitoring the situation through its 24x7 control room.
11 diving teams have been kept on standby and 12 flood rescue and medical teams are also ready for immediate response.
The storm reached Gujarat after dumping heavy rains over Maharashtra on Monday morning, At least 6 people died in the Konkan region and three sailors remained missing after two boats sank in the sea.

Over 1.5 lakh people evacuated as Cyclone Tauktae makes landfall on Gujarat coast

//Sever cyclonic&nbsp;storm Tauktae&nbsp;makes landfall on Gujarat coast&nbsp; //Over 1.5 lakh&nbsp;people evacuated, 17 Covid&nbsp;patients shifted&nbsp; //54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed&nbsp; //Diving teams, flood rescue teams, medical teams on standby //Tauktae&nbsp;claimed 6 lives in Maharashtra&nbsp;on Monday&nbsp;

With winds gusting up to 185 km per hour, the very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast on Monday night.
Over 1.5 lakh people were evacuated from the low-lying coast areas and at least 17 Covid patients on ventilator support in the Porbandar Civil Hospital's ICU were shifted to other facilities.
54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed in the region and the NDRF headquarters is closely monitoring the situation through its 24x7 control room.
11 diving teams have been kept on standby and 12 flood rescue and medical teams are also ready for immediate response.
The storm reached Gujarat after dumping heavy rains over Maharashtra on Monday morning. At least 6 people died in the Konkan region and three sailors were missing after two boats sank in the sea.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold an important meeting on Saturday to review preparations to deal with impending Cyclone Tauktae. Top officers from across government departments, including the National Disaster Management Authority, will attend the meeting.
Cyclone Tauktae, which is currently centred over Lakshadweep, intensified into a cyclonic storm on Saturday morning, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) tweeted to inform.
The deep depression is likely to intensify into cyclonic storm by Saturday morning and further into a severe cyclonic storm by night.
The Met department has issued red alert, indicating extremely heavy rains, has been reinstated in five districts of Kerala
Meanwhile, 24 NDRF teams have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the 29 teams are on stand-by.

PM to review preparations as Cyclone Tauktae intensifies into cyclonic storm

Cyclone Tauktae, which is currently centred over Lakshadweep, intensified into a cyclonic storm on Saturday morning, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) tweeted to inform.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting on Saturday to review preparations to deal with impending Cyclone Tauktae.&nbsp;
The deep depression is likely to intensify into cyclonic storm by Saturday morning and further into a severe cyclonic storm by night.
The Met department has issued red alert, indicating extremely heavy rains, has been reinstated in five districts of Kerala
Meanwhile, 24 NDRF teams have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the 29 teams are on stand-by.

The Met department has issued warnings to five coastal states against cyclone &lsquo;Tauktae&rsquo; by May 16, predicting heavy rain for parts of Maharashtra, Kerala and Gujarat. Code red alert, indicating extremely heavy rains, has been reinstated in five districts of Kerala. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) on Friday identified 53 teams to tackle possible after-effects of cyclonic storm which is developing in the Arabian Sea. In a tweet, NDRF Director General S N Pradhan said that these teams are being deployed in the coastal regions of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Maharashtra. Out of 53 teams, 24 have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the 29 teams are on stand-by.

Cyclone Tauktae: 5 Kerala districts on red alert, NDRF on standby

The Met department has issued warnings to five coastal states against cyclone &lsquo;Tauktae&rsquo; by May 16, predicting heavy rain for parts of Maharashtra, Kerala and Gujarat. Code red alert, indicating extremely heavy rains, has been reinstated in five districts of Kerala. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) on Friday identified 53 teams to tackle possible after-effects of cyclonic storm which is developing in the Arabian Sea. In a tweet, NDRF Director General S N Pradhan said that these teams are being deployed in the coastal regions of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Maharashtra. Out of 53 teams, 24 have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the 29 teams are on stand-by.

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