The Home Ministry has constituted an Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT) led by the Executive Director of the National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) to assess the damage caused by rain and floods in Gujarat. The IMCT will soon visit the flood-affected districts of Gujarat. During 25-30 August, Gujarat was severely affected by heavy to very
The situation in Vadodara, Gujarat has worsened after heavy rains. These days, not only the continuous flood waters in Vadodara have become a problem, but the crocodiles that have come near their houses are also spreading panic. Many such pictures have surfaced where it can be seen that after waterlogging, the terror of crocodiles is
Heavy rains and floods have caused a lot of devastation in Gujarat. But now the people of Gujarat are going to get some relief. According to the Meteorological Department, there is no possibility of rain in Gujarat for the next five days. According to IMD, there is no red alert for heavy rain anywhere in
Nature is creating havoc in Gujarat from Saurashtra to Kutch. Relief and rescue work is going on at war level from Vadodara to Rajkot, Jamnagar to Kheda. Water has filled up to 8 feet in Sayajiganj area of Vadodara. People are imprisoned in their homes for 2 days. There is no electricity, no water. In
Heavy rainfall is causing havoc in many states of the country. Be it Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra or Gujarat, all the states are in a bad state due to torrential rains. In Gujarat, the flood situation has made the situation even worse. Somewhere people’s houses have become islands, somewhere cars and bikes are seen floating
Rain has wreaked such havoc in Gujarat that many areas, houses, societies are seen submerged. If the Meteorological Department is to be believed, the rain is not going to stop yet. Fishermen have also been asked not to go to sea for the next two days. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Chief Minister Bhupendra
There has been torrential rain in Gujarat for the last three days, due to which most of the districts are in the grip of floods and news of death of many people has also come to the fore. However, in the meantime, a relief news has come from the Meteorological Department. According to IMD, the
The rain in Gujarat is such that it seems as if the entire state has been flooded. Floods and rains are wreaking havoc in most districts of Gujarat. Roads have become seas and most of the dams in the state are overflowing. IMD has issued a red alert in 28 districts of Gujarat and an
Heavy rains have caused havoc in Gujarat. Many districts of the state are in the grip of floods. In the last 24 hours, 251 talukas of 33 districts in Gujarat received rain. The highest rainfall was recorded in Tankara of Morbi and Morvahadaf of Panchmahal, where 14 inches of rain has fallen so far. The
There has been torrential rain in Gujarat for the last two days, due to which normal life has been disrupted. Flood-like conditions prevail in many districts of the state. The Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for heavy rain in 7 districts of Gujarat, an orange alert in 22 districts and a yellow alert
It is raining heavily in most of the districts of Gujarat, due to which many rivers are in spate. At the same time, the Meteorological Department has issued a red alert of heavy rain in some districts of Gujarat today i.e. on 24th July. Watch video.