Shimla: Himachal Pradesh is facing severe disruptions due to ongoing rains, with a total of 249 roads closed for vehicular movement, the majority—207—located in the landslide-affected Mandi district, officials reported on Saturday. One major route, the Mandi–Dharampur via Kotli stretch of National Highway 3, has been shut for heavy vehicles following heavy rainfall. Additionally, the.
Karnataka: Heavy rainfall lashed Karwar and surrounding regions in Uttara Kannada district, causing widespread disruptions to daily life as many low-lying areas were flooded and hundreds of homes inundated, officials reported on Friday. The persistent downpour, which began late on June 11, continued through Thursday, mainly affecting both urban and rural sectors of Karwar. Streets.
Mangaluru (Karnataka): Heavy rainfall continues to affect coastal Karnataka, with a girl losing her life in a landslide in Mangaluru. Authorities managed to rescue two individuals, while efforts are ongoing to find and save three others trapped under debris. The landslide, triggered by relentless rains near Montepadavu in Ullal taluk, buried two houses and resulted.
The IMD has issued alerts for several districts in Himachal Pradesh, warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds.
Kolkata: Cyclone Dana has had a limited impact in West Bengal, primarily resulting in heavy rainfall across coastal districts and nearby areas, though no significant destruction was reported in the two coastal regions most affected, East Midnapore and South 24 Parganas. Intense rainfall commenced late Thursday night in various South Bengal districts, including Kolkata, and.
Heavy rain continues to batter in several isolated areas in Tamil Nadu, bringing the residents to halt and major services disrupted due to incessant rain on Saturday. Earlier, Several areas of Chennai recorded extremely heavy rainfall until 8:30 a.m. on Thursday. Kathivakkam and Manali registered 23 cm and 21 cm of rainfall, respectively, while Cholavaram.
The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai has predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall across 12 districts in northern Tamil Nadu and the delta region. Rain is expected to spread to other northern districts, such as Ranipet and Vellore, by Thursday. Additionally, Chennai and its neighboring areas are likely to experience significant rainfall on the.
