Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Palghar Rains: Evacuations, Closures, and NDRF Deployment
In Palghar district, heavy rains have caused flooding and forced the evacuation of 891 people from 218 families.
Schools and colleges are closed, and emergency teams like NDRF and Fire Brigades are helping.
Roads are blocked, and rivers are being watched closely.
One person has died, and the damage is being assessed.
Authorities are asking people to stay safe and avoid risky areas.
891 residents evacuated from 218 families due to heavy rainfall and flooding in Palghar district.
All schools, colleges, and anganwadis closed as a precautionary measure.
NDRF teams deployed in Talasari and Dahanu, with NP Rescue and Fire Brigades assisting in relief operations.
Rising water levels in rivers like Pinjal, Surya, Vaitarna, and Deharje being closely monitored.
Road connectivity disrupted in several areas due to waterlogging and fallen trees.
- Who
- Residents of Palghar district, District Administration, NDRF, NP Rescue, Fire Brigades
- What
- Evacuation of residents, closure of schools, deployment of emergency teams due to heavy rainfall and flooding
- When
- Ongoing due to continuous rainfall
- Where
- Palghar district, including Dahanu, Talasari, and Palghar talukas
- Why
- To ensure the safety of residents and manage the impact of heavy rainfall and flooding
Residents and Authorities
Nature's Impact
Evacuation and Safety Measures
Residents and Authorities
Residents are being evacuated to relief centers for safety.
Nature's Impact
Heavy rainfall and flooding are causing displacement and danger.
Infrastructure and Connectivity
Residents and Authorities
Authorities are monitoring and managing infrastructure to ensure safety.
Nature's Impact
Heavy rainfall is disrupting road connectivity and causing damage.
- Evacuated Residents
- 891
- Families Evacuated
- 218
- Rain-Related Fatality
- 1
- Rivers Monitored
- Surya, Vaitarna, Pinjal, Deharje
- Dams Monitored
- Dhamani, Kavadas, Tansa, Modak Sagar, Vaitarna
- Emergency Teams Deployed
- NDRF, NP Rescue, Fire Brigades