This Monsoon season has rather been disastrous. So much so that, nearly 1900 people lost their lives along with 46 reported missing in the rain and flood-related incidents.
The highest number of deaths that is 382, were reported from Maharashtra, followed by 227 in West Bengal.
Nearly 357 districts in the country had to bear the brunt of devastating rain, floods, and landslides.
According to the latest data available, a total of 738 people were injured, while 20,000 animals were lost.
A total of 1.09 lakh houses were fully destroyed while 2.05 partially damaged as a result of flood havoc.
Although the season of Monsoon has officially ended, extended Monsoon showers are going on in many parts of the country.
In Maharashtraalone, 22 districts had to face flood fury, wherein 382 people lost their lives while 369 injured and 7.19 lakh shifted to 305 relief camps.
In West Bengal, 22 districts were hit by floods, reporting deaths of 227, while 37 were injured, while 4 missing and 43,433 were forced to take shelter in 280 relief camps.
Talking about Bihar,floods in 27 districts have taken lives of 161 people with 1.26 lakh forced to take shelter in 235 relief camps.
Madhya Pradesh floods were the talk of the town, wherein 182 people lost their lives, while 38 were injured, 7 reported missing and 32,996 were given shelter in 98 relief camps across 38 districts.
Heavy rains and floods battered Kerala claiming 181 lives. 15 went missing while 4.46 lakh people had to move to 2,227 relief camps.
Talking about the state of Karnataka, floods had taken lives of 106 people, while 14 were injured and 6 went missing.
97 people lost their lives in Assam floods, forcing 5.35 lakh people to move to 1357 relief camps for seeking a shelter.
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