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Parts Of Maharashtra's Pune Paralysed After Heavy Rains

Parts of Maharashtra's Pune have been paralysed after heavy rains which flooded some areas, necessitating the need for NDRF and Indian Army to carry out rescue and relief operations. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for Pune for heavy rain on Friday, July 26. Schools were also closed in the city.

Flood affected Ekta Nagar | Photo: PTI

People clean debris after heavy rainfall, at Ekta Nagar area, in Pune.

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Ekta Nagar locality flooded after rains
Ekta Nagar locality flooded after rains | Photo: PTI

The flooded locality of Ekta Nagar following heavy rains, in Pune.

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Rescue operation in Pune
Rescue operation in Pune | Photo: PTI

Officials during a rescue operation at a waterlogged area during rain, in Pune.

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Evacuating people from flooded area
Evacuating people from flooded area | Photo: PTI

Locals being evacuated due to heavy waterlogging following incessant rains, in Pune district.

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Waterlogging following heavy rains in Pune
Waterlogging following heavy rains in Pune | Photo: PTI

Locals being evacuated due to heavy waterlogging following incessant rains, in Pune district.

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Mutha river in Pune
Mutha river in Pune | Photo: PTI

People watch an overflowing Mutha river following heavy rainfall, in Pune district. Due to excess release of water from Khadakwasla dam, several low lying areas along the Mutha river has been flooded and inundated, according to officials.

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Aerial view of Mutha river
Aerial view of Mutha river | Photo: PTI

Aerial view of an area amid rainfall, in Pune. Heavy rains wreaked havoc in Maharashtra's Pune, where at least four persons died in rain-related incidents on Thursday, while several houses and residential societies in low-lying areas in the city were inundated, following which people are being evacuated, officials said.

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Mutha River
Mutha River | Photo: PTI

Mutha River in Pune overflows after heavy rains, in Pune.

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