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In the last 24 hours, 21 people have died due to rain in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. These deaths have occurred in different incidents. 10 people have died in UP while 11 people have died in Madhya Pradesh.
In Uttar Pradesh, 10 people have died in rain-related incidents in the last 24 hours. According to the Relief Commissioner's Office, five people have died in Mainpuri, two each in Jalaun and Banda and one in Etah in incidents related to heavy rains during the last 24 hours.
The weather department has issued warnings of excessive rain, flash floods and other rain-related incidents in more than a dozen districts of Awadh and Rohilkhand region. State Relief Commissioner GS Naveen Kumar said, “In view of the recent rains, Flood PAS, NDRF teams have been deployed as per requirement for round-the-clock monitoring of heavy rain districts.”
21 people died due to rain in UP and MP
Uttar Pradesh has received an average rainfall of 28.6 mm during the last 24 hours. 51 out of 75 districts of the state have received excess rainfall. The highest rainfall of 185.1 mm was recorded in Hathras district. Meanwhile, 11 people died due to heavy rains in many parts of Madhya Pradesh on Thursday, including seven people who died due to the collapse of a wall in Datia. Officials gave this information. He said that Chief Minister Mohan Yadav chaired a high-level meeting to provide relief to the people. Officials said that three people died in Gwalior while one person died in Bhind. More than 500 people have been rescued from flood-affected areas in Gwalior.
school closed in gwalior
Seven people were killed when the wall of a medieval fort located near a house collapsed due to heavy rains in Khalkapura area of Datia town around 4 am. A team of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) arrived from Hyderabad in Telangana during the day and joined the rescue operation in Gwalior, which received 198.4 mm rainfall in a 24-hour period till 8:30 am, an official said. Schools from nursery to Class VIII as well as offices in Gwalior have been ordered to remain closed on Friday and Saturday. VS Yadav, an official at the India Meteorological Department Bhopal centre, told PTI that heavy rains are expected to reduce in the next two days in the northern part of the state in Gwalior and Chambal.