Gujarat torrent from torrential rains: 30 dead

In Rajkot, in the last 24 hours, 16 inches, 13 inches in Kadi, 10 inches in 1 day in Tankara-Morbi

Ahmedabad. August 10, 2019, Saturday

The monsoon season across Gujarat has taken a fronts like 'Der Aye but Durst Aay'. In Rajkot, 16 inches of rain has disrupted life in the last 24 hours. For the first time since 1979, Rajkot has received heavy rainfall for the first hearing and August. Tankara in Morbi district recorded the highest rainfall of 10.55 inches during the day. Apart from Saurashtra North

Megharaja also showered in Gujarat, South Gujarat and Kutch. Heavy rains of 13 inches in Kadi in north Gujarat led to floodwaters in the entire area and Mehsana district also received 7 inches of heavy rainfall. Heavy rains have claimed 30 lives across the state today. Heavy rainfall has led to water problems while farmers

But he has expressed his Rajipu. 23 dams have been placed on high alert following heavy rains in the state. Following heavy rains, the state government has deployed 18 NDRF, 11 SVRF troops in relief work. Two Army troops have been sent to Rajkot. In the plow near Dhangadhra

Trapped people have been rescued by airlift. Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, who was also present at the State Emergency Center today, reviewed the rainfall situation and urged the administrative system of the entire state to take necessary steps to control floods and heavy rainfall.

In Gujarat, it is raining heavily. After Vadodara, heavy rainfall in southern and central Gujarat has created flood-like conditions. The rain-fed people are being moved to safer places. Ahmedabad city is the only water raining all night long. Heavy rains are raining all over Gujarat. The state's weather department still has two to three days

It is forecast to be heavy rain. Seeing this, the state Chief Minister Vijay Rupani held a high-level meeting at the State Emergency Center, reviewing the rains. Assessing the rainfall situation, the state government has also ordered the Army and Air Force to be equipped. In addition, NDRF and SDRF teams have been deployed in different areas of the state.

Arriving at the State Emergency Center today, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani reviewed the rainfall status of the entire state. Apart from the high officials including the collector, the system was instructed to remain clear. So far, 6,000 people have been shifted to safer places. A tractor rains in a plantation village near Dhadradha in Surendranagar

The trapped people were rescued by airlift with the help of a helicopter. In addition, a woman was rescued by helicopter in Balambha village of Jamnagar.

In view of the rains, 18 NDRF and 11 SDRF teams have been deployed in the relief work. In addition, the Air Force and the Army have been ordered to be equipped. Apart from two Army teams, NDRF teams are being sent to Rajkot.