Gujarat Monsoon 2022: Telephone conversation with Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Bhupendra Patel, assuring all necessary help
Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well as Amit Shah had a conversation with the Chief Minister of the state Bhupendra Patel and got information about all the dire situation. As well as guaranteed to deliver all the help needed and allocate more teams to the NDRF.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a time when various districts in the state have been left without rain (PM Modi) As well as Union Home Minister Amit Shah (Amit Shah) Chief Minister of State Bhupendra Patel Had a conversation with. The Prime Minister as well as Union Home Minister Amit Shah also received information from the CM about rainfall in Gujarat and all the dire situation. As well as guaranteed to deliver all the help needed and allocate more teams to the NDRF. It is to be noted that due to heavy rains in Gujarat for the last few days, dire situation was created in various districts. Heavy rains lashed Bodeli in Chhota Udepur in central Gujarat yesterday while the rains that started in Ahmedabad late in the evening made the city waterlogged.
Many districts were flooded. Megharaja was the first to take South Gujarat hostage. Megharaja’s tumultuous mood was seen in districts including Dang, Navsari, Valsad. A month of rain fell in a single day. With more than 24 inches of rain, the water shook towards Cho. South Gujarat (South Gujarat) Almost all the rivers took the form of Rauf. So in the last 10 hours, Meghmaher has occurred in 108 talukas of the state. Due to heavy rains, water is being seen in many places.
4 inches to 18 inches of rain in 15 talukas
If we talk about heavy rains in the state, Meghmaher has occurred in 108 talukas of the state in the last 10 hours. 15 talukas of the state have received 4 inches to 18 inches of rain. 4 talukas have received 10 to 18 inches of rain. The highest rainfall of 18 inches has been recorded in Dadiapada taluka of Narmada district. In 10 hours, 14 inches of rain has fallen in Umarpada of Surat. So Tilakwada and Nandod in Narmada district have received 10 to 11 inches of rain.
The next five days will be overwhelming
The meteorological department has forecast five days of heavy rains in Gujarat. Extreme levels of rainfall are expected in South Gujarat, North Gujarat and some parts of Saurashtra. Heavy rains are likely in Narmada, Bharuch, Valsad, Navsari, Dang, Tapi and Surat. So heavy rain is also expected in Ahmedabad. The state may get partial relief from rains after July 15.
The meteorological department has instructed the fishermen not to plow the sea for the next 5 days. The state government has urged the NDRF, SDRF and local bodies to be vigilant in the wake of heavy rains forecast. So when more rain falls, people from low-lying areas are ordered to move to safer places immediately.