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Around 3,000 LPG gas cylinders have been washed away by a river in the floods caused by heavy rains in Maharashtra. The District Magistrate has warned the public not to take these cylinders home or try to use them if they are found anywhere.
Monsoon rains have hit the capital of Maharashtra, Mumbai, again, with heavy rains lashing many parts of the city. The continuous rains have raised the water level of lakes, leading to waterlogging in some areas.
Heavy rains have caused water to enter the Mumbai-Pune Expressway tunnel, and the road has been completely closed due to massive landslides. Vehicular traffic has been disrupted, get the latest information on traffic and alternative routes here.
Raigad, July 6: The India Meteorological Department has issued a 'red alert' in Maharashtra's Raigad district in the wake of the possibility of heavy to very frequent rainfall for the next two days. The district administration has advised the public to take necessary precautions and appealed to residents living in low-lying areas, river banks and hilly areas to be vigilant.
The effects of heavy rains in Maharashtra's Western Ghats have also been seen in Nippani. Many connecting bridges are flooded, causing disruption to traffic. Officials have warned the public not to cross flooded bridges unnecessarily due to the overflowing of rivers and streams and the high water flow on the bridges. Keeping in mind the rainy situation, they have been requested to use safe routes.
The continuous heavy rains in the Ghats have revived the Krishna river, which has been dry for about two months. The river is currently receiving an inflow of 15,000 cusecs, leading to a rise in water levels in reservoirs and riverbanks.
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