Heavy rain leads to flood-like situation, hits North India badly
News | September 09, 2018 19:11 ISTHeavy rain leads to flood-like situation, hits North India badly
Heavy rain leads to flood-like situation, hits North India badly
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While four deaths were reported from Jhansi , two were from Etawah and one death each was reported from Firozbad, Raebareli, Auraiya and Shamli", Relief Commissioner Sanjay Kumar told reporters in Lucknow.
According to ministry's National Emergency Response Centre (NERC), 488 people have died in Kerala and over 54.11 lakh people in 14 districts across the state have been severely hit by rains and floods.
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Areas around Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, Teen Murti Bhavan and RK Puram among others witnessed heavy rains and lightning in the morning.
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While Kerala is reeling under unprecedented floods, the Met department has warned about very heavy rain in parts of the country.
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Normal life in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan were also thrown out of gear as torrential rains battered many areas in these states.
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Earlier on Saturday, Delhi residents braved a warm and humid weather, though rains lashed parts of the city.
The Army's 'Operation Sahyog' continued in Kerala, with two Army columns undertaking relief and rescue operations in rain-battered areas of Aluva in Ernakulam district, and one column in Adimali in Idukki district.
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Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) has opened all the five shutters of the Cheruthony dam in order to release the excess inflow of the water deposited in the catchment areas of the reservoir from the past couple of days.
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