NDMA warns of heavy rain, flash floods across upper regions from Sept 25 to 30
- On Saturday, heavy rainfall and strong winds killed 10 people and injured 17 across Uttar Pradesh, as 63 districts recorded above-normal rainfall and the state received 19 times its normal rainfall in 24 hours, damaging 117 houses and standing crops.
- A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal crossed the southern Odisha coast and moved northwest, centered about 230 km south of Prayagraj, intensifying for 12 hours before weakening and enhancing rainfall across eastern Uttar Pradesh.
- Banda recorded 227.6 mm of rainfall, Fatehgarh 224 mm, and Nanpara in Bahraich 217 mm in 24 hours; Farrukhabad received 200 times normal rainfall while five people died in mud-wall collapses and five others died after trees were uprooted.
- Waterlogging and traffic disruptions paralyzed multiple cities; local resident Praveen Singh reported 'several roads were waterlogged' and 'movement became difficult in many places,' while Kannauj sustained 20 damaged kutcha houses and Gorakhpur recorded four deaths and 14 injured from falling trees.
- The monsoon system is forecast to remain active through September 27 with continued rain, as the Relief Commissioner projected weather normalization within 36 hours and urged people to contact relief helpline 1070; Chief Minister Adityanath ordered schools closed in red-alert districts.
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Many parts of Uttar Pradesh are experiencing heavy rain. Many parts of Uttar Pradesh are experiencing continuous heavy rain. The rain has disrupted normal life in large parts of the state, including Lucknow. You published this news via Cedarnews news site. To know more about the news and exclusive interviews of the magazine, visit our official website.
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