Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Three Rescued from Flooded Crematorium in Maharashtra
Heavy rain caused a crematorium in a village in India to flood.
Three people, including a student, got stuck because of the flooding.
Rescue workers came to help and got them out safely.
The flooding happened because of the heavy rain that started early in the morning.
Disaster management teams and the fire brigade were involved in the rescue.
Three individuals were rescued from a flooded crematorium in Wardha, Maharashtra.
Heavy rainfall caused severe waterlogging in the Digdoh village of Devli taluka.
The rescue operation was conducted by disaster management and fire brigade personnel.
The rescued individuals included a student.
The flooding occurred due to heavy showers in the early morning.
- Who
- Three individuals including a student, the disaster management and fire brigade personnel.
- What
- Three people were rescued from a flooded crematorium.
- When
- The rescue happened on Thursday.
- Where
- Digdoh village in Devli taluka of Wardha district, Maharashtra.
- Why
- Heavy rainfall led to severe waterlogging and flooding.
- Location
- Digdoh village, Devli taluka, Wardha, Maharashtra
- Incident
- Crematorium flooded
- Rescue Team
- Disaster management and fire brigade
- People Rescued
- 3 (including a student)
- Cause
- Heavy rainfall