Maharashtra flood: 50 patients, 120 staff rescued from Pune hospital
Pune (Maharashtra) [India] The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) rescued 50 patients and 120 staff members from the flooded Surya Mother and Child Care Super-specialty Hospital in Hinjewadi area.
The NDRF and local police have been carrying out rescue and relief operations across the state after water burst into cities due to swelled up rivers and days of incessant rains.
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In view of continuous rainfall in the area, District Collector Naval Kishore Ram has also announced that all the schools in the area will remain closed tomorrow.
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Earlier today, one person had died and another was injured in a wall collapse incident at Lonavala area.
The NDRF and local police have been carrying out rescue and relief operations across the state after water burst into cities due to swelled up rivers and days of incessant rains.
Also read:- New Delhi: Fire breaks out in West Delhi ESI hospital, six patients rescued
In view of continuous rainfall in the area, District Collector Naval Kishore Ram has also announced that all the schools in the area will remain closed tomorrow.
Also read:- Criminal Case Quashed: Karnataka High Court comes to rescue of ENT Surgeon
Earlier today, one person had died and another was injured in a wall collapse incident at Lonavala area.
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