Pedestrians wade across a waterlogged road after monsoon rainfall, in Mathura.
Heavy rains continued to batter normal life all across India on Saturday. According to the Home Ministry's National Emergency Response Centre (NERC), 139 people have died in Maharashtra, 126 in Kerala, 116 in West Bengal, 70 in Uttar Pradesh, 52 in Gujarat and 34 in Assam due to the floods and rains.
The deluge and rains have hit 26 districts in Maharashtra, 22 in West Bengal, 21 in Assam, 14 in Kerala, 10 in Gujarat and a large part of Uttar Pradesh so far.
In Assam, 10.17 lakh people have borne the brunt of rains and floods, of which 2.17 lakh are living in relief camps.
Twelve teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are engaged in rescue and relief operations in Assam, the NERC said.
A team of the NDRF comprises 45 personnel.
A total of 1.61 lakh people have been affected by rains and floods in West Bengal where eight NDRF teams are deployed.
Four people are missing and 19 others injured following heavy rains in West Bengal.
In Gujarat, 15,912 people have been evacuated to safer locations after being hit by floods and rains. Seven NDRF teams are positioned in the state.
In Kerala, the flood has impacted 1.49 lakh people. The state has registered 126 deaths due to heavy rains, while nine people are missing.
Four NDRF teams have been deployed for rescue and relief operations in the southern state, while three are stationed in Maharashtra, which has been battered by heavy rains.
Altogether 117 people have been injured in Maharashtra following heavy rains.
In Uttar Pradesh, apart from the 70 deaths, 68 people have been injured due to rain-related incidents. Seven NDRF teams are deployed in UP.
