TNN | Updated: Jul 11, 2018, 11:22 IST
RAJKOT: Several rivers in villages of Amreli district,
particularly Jafrabad taluka, were in spate due to continuous downpour.
Besides Amreli, Gir-Somnath and Junagadh, too, received notable
rainfall. In Gir-Somnath, Talala town was pounded by 103mm on Monday
followed by Kodinar (100mm), Sutrapda (87mm) and Veraval town getting
66mm till evening 6pm.
In Junagadh, Maliya Hatina got 55mm
and heavy rainfall was reported near Bhavnath taleti on the foothill of
Mount Girnar along with Gir forest areas.
In Amreli, Rabarika village of Khambha
taluka got 125mm in just three hours. River Malan passing through the
village was in spate, mamlatdar Ramesh Naghera said.
In Jafrabad taluka, river Rupen, river Dalli in Lor village and river Dhatar in Phasariya were overflowing. The Savarkundla
state highway was closed on Sunday midnight. On Monday, heavy vehicles
like trucks and buses were diverted via Chalala to reach Amreli
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