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Heavy rains battered large swathes of the country and the situation remained grim in flood-hit parts of Karnataka and Maharashtra, where 2.5 lakh have been evacuated, while several rivers were in spate in Andhra Pradesh. There was no let-up from heavy rains in Kerala as four members of a family were killed at Edavanna in Malappuram district when their house collapsed on Friday, taking the rain-related death toll in the state to 12, while over 22,000 people have been moved to relief camps. The flood situation due to heavy rains has worsened in western Maharashtra's Sangli with water entering the district prison, forcing authorities to shift prisoners to its upper floor. (Reuters Photo)
Flood water rushes from under the Kovilkadav Bridge, in Munnar, Kerala. (PTI Photo) 
The Kochi International airport on Friday suspended all operations till Sunday as the runway area in the airport is water logged due to flood. (Reuters Photo) -
Heavy rains have been battering Kerala for the past few days and claiming eight lives, bringing back the memories of the worst floods in August last year. (Reuters Photo)
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Moderate to heavy rainfall with wind speed reaching 40-50 kmph is very likely to at one or two places in Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam and Thrissur districts. (Reuters Photo)
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Nearly 43,000 people have so far been evacuated from flood-hit and rain-affected areas of Karnataka, where the rain fury has left nine people dead. (PTI Photo)
A view of flooded area due to overflow of Panchganga river during monsoon season, in Kolhapur. (PTI Photo) 
The worst-hit was Belagavi district, where six persons have lost their lives, while 40,180 people have been evacuated. (PTI Photo) 
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa conducts an aerial survey of the flood-affected districts of north Karnataka, in Bengaluru. (PTI Photo) 
NDRF personnel transport residents to safer place due to overflowing Krishna river during monsoon season, in Sangli. (PTI Photo) -
Water level is rising in most of the rivers and dams across the state with Kannur, Wayanad, Idukki, Malappuram, Kozhikode and Kasaragod districts facing a flood-like situation. (PTI Photo)
Pune Municipal Corporation volunteers rescue residents from the flooded area of Vishranwadi near Pune. (PTI Photo) 
A view of submerged buildings along the Pune-Bangalore National Highway due to overflowing Koyna River, in Karad. (PTI Photo) 
Torrential rains lashed Wayanad, Kozhikode and Malappuram districts with rivers overflowing, inundating many low-lying areas. (PTI Photo) 
Nilambur, a major town in Malappuram district, has been flooded with water level rising up to the first floor of many buildings. (PTI Photo) 
People wade across flooded street following heavy rain, at Savadatti village in Belgavi. (PTI Photo) 
A view of Malaprabha river water flooding the Munavalli village after heavy rain, in Belgavi. (PTI Photo) 
Commuters wade across flooded street following heavy rain, in Belgavi. (PTI Photo) 
A total of 43,858 people from affected districts in northern, coastal and Malnad regions have so far been evacuated by joint rescue teams comprising Fire and Emergency department, State Disaster Response Force, National Disaster Response Force and Army. (PTI Photo) -
In high-range Wayanad, which had witnessed heavy loss in the August floods last year, 16 relief camps have been opened and over 2,300 people have been shifted. (PTI Photo)
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