TNN | Jul 18, 2017, 11:19 AM ISTRAJKOT: Heavy rains continued to pound several parts of Saurashtra on
Monday with Babra town of Amreli getting the highest 108mm since 6am.
Amreli, Kutch, Jamnagar and Valsad districts received more than 60mm
rainfall. However, no untoward incident was reported from any of these
districts.
Besides Babra, Vapi town was lashed by 93mm rains followed by Kaprada
82mm, Dhrol 78mm, Jodiya 74mm, Gandevi 63mm, Chikhli 70mm and Lathi in
Amreli that got 67mm, according to state flood control room sources.
The Amreli-Palitana
state highway was blocked after a causeway on Gagadiya river near Nana
Liliya overflowed due to incessant rains. In Babra, the rivulets were
overflowing and rain waters gushed into several houses in the town.
Also, an Asiatic lion was seeing feasting on an ox that got stuck on
Dhari-Tulsishyam highway that resulted in sudden swelling of Vekrala
river near Sarasiya village. It was a sight to behold as commuters
stopped their vehicles before the forest department staffers reached the
spot and shifted the carcass to the jungle area.
The rescue operation launched by National Disaster Response Force
(NDRF) to trace four persons, who were swept away in Alia Bada village
near Jamnagar, was suspended due to dark. The four were in the car when
they got stranded in the flood waters and swept away.
In Jambuda village of Jamnagar, nearly 200 goats were found dead after flood waters receded.
Late in the evening, heavy rains also lashed Surendranagar, Vadhwan,
Limbdi as well as Adipur in Kutch. Gandhidham and other parts of Kutch
also received significant rainfall.
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