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Over 35 people have died in Gujarat due to rainfall in the last three days. The ongoing downpour has caused Dwarka and Vadodara to resemble floods. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the situation and possible relief efforts. At the Gujarat government’s request, the Indian Army has also sent out six columns to assist with the rescue effort. As of now, 17,800 people have been evacuated. (PTI Photos)
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Personnel from the Indian Army recover stranded people from the flooded Sama neighbourhood in Vadodara. (PTI Photo) -
Waterlogging at an area after heavy rains in Rajkot on Tuesday. (PTI Photo)
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A flooded road in Ved Darwaja, Surat, after heavy rains. (PTI Photo) -
In Vadodara, a labourer pushes a cart carrying a woman to assist her in crossing a flooded road following a period of intense monsoon rainfall. (PTI Photo) -
After intense rains, the Ramnath Mahadev temple in Rajkot experienced waterlogging. (PTI Photo) -
BJP leader Rivaba Jadeja surveys a region in Jamnagar that has been impacted by flooding due to heavy rains. (PTI Photo)
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A partially submerged room of a house as flood water entered homes in low lying areas of Vadodara on Thursday (PTI Photo)
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On Thursday, as the flood situation in low-lying districts of Vadodara, Gujarat, grew worse, a man empties water from his home. (PTI Photo)
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Army forces are engaged in a rescue mission of stranded individuals in flood-affected areas of Jamnagar, Rajkot and Dwarka, following heavy rainfall. (PTI Photo)
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During a rescue effort of trapped individuals after intense rainfall in flood-affected areas of Jamnagar, Rajkot and Dwarka, an army personnel is seen carrying a child. (PTI Photo)
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