Rains cripple India: Landslide in Pune, cloudburst in Uttarakhand and floods in Mumbai
31 July 2014 11:16 AM IST31 July 2014 11:16 AM IST
Rains cripple India: Landslide in Pune, cloudburst in Uttarakhand and floods in Mumbai
23 people were killed and more than 200 trapped in a landslide in Malin village of Pune. (Photo: AP/PTI)- Three women occupants of these houses were buried alive in their sleep as a result of the cloudburst (Photo: ANI Twitter)
- Uttarakhand cloudburst: Three women were killed in their sleep, three others went missing and a man was critically injured when a cloudburst hit Netad village in Tehri district, flattening their houses in the wee hours (Photo: ANI Twitter)
- People wade through a flooded street after heavy downpour in Mumbai (Photo: AP)
- School girls walk through a waterlogged street after a heavy downpour. Waterlogging has also reported in some parts of the city.
- Heavy rains hit Mumbai on Thursday morning disrupting vehicular traffic and trains services.
- Mumbai rains: Few hours of rain filled the track and the platform of Kalyan station in Mumbai hampering the daily routine of the locals (Photo: Twitter)
- According to National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) officials, 23 bodies have been recovered so far from under the debris by NDRF jawans, who also saved eight injured persons pulling them out alive (Photo: AP/PTI)
- Earth-moving machinery has been pressed into service but the rescuers are moving slowly to avoid causing harm to the possible survivors (Photo: AP/PTI)
- The massive landslide that occurred on Wednesday trapped about 160 people under the debris after large parts of a hillside collapsed on them (Photo: AP/PTI)
- As many as 44 houses were crushed in Malin village, situated in Ambegaon taluka, some 120 kms from the district headquarters in Western Maharashtra, by the massive landslide that occurred (Photo: AP/PTI)
23 people were killed and more than 200 trapped in a landslide in Malin village of Pune. (Photo: AP/PTI)
Rains cripple India: Landslide in Pune, cloudburst in Uttarakhand and floods in Mumbai
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