The monsoon havoc in Gujarat has left a profound impact. Heavy rains have wrecked havoc in Surat and 26 other districts across the state. Currently, three districts remain under a red alert, with weather forecasts warning of further deluge, suggesting no respite in the near future for Surat and other parts of Gujarat.
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Surat is facing dire circumstances due to persistent rain. Residential areas are submerged, with streets transformed into rivers. In response to these precarious conditions, authorities are actively working to reach out with aid to the affected locales, where life has become challenging due to unceasing downpours.
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The most striking images of this crisis emanate from Surat. By Tuesday evening, an astounding 400 millimeters of rainfall was recorded over a 36-hour period. This relentless rain has persisted for three days, leaving city roads submerged and homes inundated, resulting in vehicles trapped in many areas.
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Floodwaters in Surat's police station reached approximately three feet, forcing the officers to hastily gather their belongings. Rescue teams arrived with boats to assist and deliver relief to police personnel.
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In Surat's Sarathana area, residential zones bear the brunt of flooding. Almost resembling a warzone, people remain trapped in their homes, with lower floors submerged. Rescue teams are tirelessly delivering essential supplies to those stranded. Two days ago, a building wall collapsed under the monsoon's might.
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The road connecting Surat's Godadara and Magob has vanished beneath the flood. In a desperate bid to offer assistance, the municipality's tractor ventured onto the inundated street.
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At Kadodara, near Kamrej, the highway is overwhelmed by water, crippling vehicles. The railway underpass in Surat City is also submerged. Most parts of Surat remain underwater due to continuous downpour, with no respite expected soon, according to the meteorological department.
