Vadodara rains pictures: NDRF teams rescue people from flooded areas

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After heavy rainfall, Vadodara city and surrounding areas in Central Gujarat are totally under water. Reportedly, around 4500 people have bee... Read More

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Vadodara rains pictures: NDRF teams rescue people from flooded areas

Rains have wreaked havoc in Vadodara city, Gujarat, which has killed four people and left several homeless - Photogallery

1564721831000Rains have wreaked havoc in Vadodara city, Gujarat, which has killed four people and left several homeless. A heartwarming video of Vadodara cop Govind Chavda saving an infant from floods in Gujarat city has gone viral. Crocodiles from nearby Vishwamitra River had also entered the city. Vadodara Collector Shalini Agarwal on August 01, 2019 said rescue and evacuation operations are underway on war footing in the city after incessant rains. While talking to ANI, Agarwal said, "Water-logging in various places in the city has become the biggest challenge for the authorities and forces that are deployed to carry out rescue and relief operations. Our main focus is rescue and evacuation of citizens." She said restoration work of electricity and water supply had already begun and cleanliness work will start as soon as the water level recedes. As torrential rains lashed the city creating a flood-like situation, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani held a high-level meeting on August 01, 2019 in Gandhinagar to review the situation. "We had a review meeting today in which we have decided to send five more National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams to Vadodara. We will airlift three teams of NDRF from Pune. Meanwhile, we have installed pumps to reduce the water level and around 4500 people have been shifted to a safer area," Rupani told media after the meeting. He also said four people had lost their lives after a wall collapsed in Vadodara.The Forest Department caught three crocodiles which entered urban areas due to flooding. As many as 106 roads were closed in the city on Wednesday, out of which movement on 24 roads remained stalled. Vishwamitri river has been overflowing, causing water to enter Vadodara. (All photos: Instagram/Twitter)

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Rains have wreaked havoc in Vadodara city, Gujarat, which has killed four people and left several homeless. A heartwarming video of Vadodara cop Govind Chavda saving an infant from floods in Gujarat city has gone viral. Crocodiles from nearby Vishwamitra River had also entered the city. Vadodara Collector Shalini Agarwal on August 01, 2019 said rescue and evacuation operations are underway on war footing in the city after incessant rains. While talking to ANI, Agarwal said, "Water-logging in various places in the city has become the biggest challenge for the authorities and forces that are deployed to carry out rescue and relief operations. Our main focus is rescue and evacuation of citizens." She said restoration work of electricity and water supply had already begun and cleanliness work will start as soon as the water level recedes. As torrential rains lashed the city creating a flood-like situation, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani held a high-level meeting on August 01, 2019 in Gandhinagar to review the situation. "We had a review meeting today in which we have decided to send five more National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams to Vadodara. We will airlift three teams of NDRF from Pune. Meanwhile, we have installed pumps to reduce the water level and around 4500 people have been shifted to a safer area," Rupani told media after the meeting. He also said four people had lost their lives after a wall collapsed in Vadodara.The Forest Department caught three crocodiles which entered urban areas due to flooding. As many as 106 roads were closed in the city on Wednesday, out of which movement on 24 roads remained stalled. Vishwamitri river has been overflowing, causing water to enter Vadodara. (All photos: Instagram/Twitter)

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