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Heavy rains have caused floods in various regions in Uttara Kannada district in Karnataka, making it impossible for people to come out of their houses. In Hyderabad, a video of a traffic cop carrying a physically challenged man and helping him cross the water-logged road has gone viral.

Heavy rains have the Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS) filled to the brim. Downpour in and around Mandya, and strong currents in river Cauvery, have filed the Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS) dam to the brim. Section 144 is in effect for 20 km around the dam and mining in this region is also banned till September 4.

Over 500 people are stranded in several parts of the state as a number of roads have been blocked by landslides and flash floods. Heavy rains have already taken the lives of 22 people in the state and downpour is likely to continue for another 24 hours
 

Punjab, Delhi, Andhra Pradesh, Belagavi are still under threat of heavy rains over the next two days. An alert was sounded in Punjab following release of water from the Bhakra dam which neared warning level on Saturday.

 

35 crocodiles have been rescued so far from various parts of Vadodara in Gujarat. Water from the overflowing Vishwamitri river entered several localities in the city, bringing with it many crocodiles.

Heavy rains in Gujarat have caused the death of four people, who were killed after a building, located in Pragatinagar area in Kheda, collapsed late Friday night

The consistent downpour has wreaked havoc in Kerala. Educational institutions across the state are closed today (August 9)

In Mumbai’s neighbouring Palghar district a 16-year-old boy was washed away by floods. Heavy rains led to water levels rising over tracks in some sections, resulting in the suspension of train services between Vasai and Virar towns, a Western Railway official said.

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The officials have said that the state will receive heavy rains for four to five days, but the extent of rain is said to decrease in the third week of October. 

Torrential downpours began hammering Kerala on August 8, more than two months into the annual monsoon season, setting off devastating floods that left more than 200 people dead and sent more than 8,00,000 fleeing for dry land.

Karnataka's Kodagu:  Two people lost their lives this morning due to heavy downpour. Several houses have been collapsing in Madikeri.