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Six people were killed and 18 are still missing. Tiware Dam breach

Six people were killed and 18 are still missing after heavy rainfall led to a breach in the Tiware Dam in Maharashtra’s Ratnagiri district at around 9.30 pm last night. Seven down-stream villages, which include Akle, Riktoli, Ovali, Kalkavne and Nandivase, have been flooded and at least 12 houses and 20 vehicles near the dam have been washed away.

According to a report  the 19-year-old dam had shown signs of leakage. District authorities were informed, locals said, but no repairs were carried out.

A National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team is at the spot, which is approximately 275 kilometres from Mumbai, to carry out search and rescue operations. Additional rescue teams consisting of government officials, police and volunteers are also working at the site.

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National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams are at the spot to carry out search and rescue operations

More than 20 people were killed early yesterday morning after the rains led to the collapse of a wall in Mumbai’s Malad East. Rescue teams led by the NDRF and Mumbai Fire Brigade mounted a desperate all-night effort to save three people trapped in debris. One of those trapped was a young girl – 12-year-old Sanchita – whose body was recovered after an unsuccessful 14-hour rescue attempt.

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