Archive · 27 Jul 2026
70 Jhabua Tribal Workers Rescued After Gujarat Floods
More than 70 tribal workers from Madhya Pradesh were stuck in a building in Gujarat because of sudden floods.
They were there for two days without enough food, water, or help.
They had to escape through deep water and finally made it back home with the help of locals and their boss.
They said the government didn't help them, but this wasn't checked.
70+ tribal workers stranded in Gujarat due to sudden floods.
Trapped on the second floor of an under-construction building.
Faced acute shortage of food, water, and basic essentials.
Escaped through waist-deep water and reached safety with local help.
Alleged no direct government rescue or relief assistance.
- Who
- 70+ tribal labourers from Kalapipal village, Jhabua district
- What
- Stranded due to sudden flooding
- When
- July 20-22
- Where
- Valsad district, Gujarat
- Why
- Sudden rise in floodwaters trapped them in an under-construction building
Workers' Perspective
Government's Perspective
Government Assistance
Workers' Perspective
Workers claim they received no direct government rescue or relief assistance during the crisis.
Government's Perspective
The government's response could not be independently verified.
- Location
- Valsad district, Gujarat
- Duration of Stranding
- Two days
- Number of Workers
- 70+
- Water Level
- Nearly 20 feet
- Date of Incident
- July 20-22