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Landslides and floods affect national infrastructure across Himachal Pradesh, Mumbai, and Maharashtra due to heavy monsoon rains.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated oct 14

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  1. Supply chain disruption originating in Maharashtra is now affecting the city of Agra.
  2. States are currently managing market supply by sending additional truckloads to market.

How it started

14 reports, 3 independent, last reported Jul 8. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Landslides and floods affect national infrastructure across Himachal Pradesh, Mumbai, and Maharashtra due to heavy monsoon rains.

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  1. NDRF personnel began search operations in a disaster area, involving a construction manager from Himachal Pradesh.Sub-event
  2. Government official addresses state disaster management issues in Maharashtra.Sub-event
  3. Continuous rainfall and strong winds damaged infrastructure, while heavy rains caused waterfalls near Abbi Falls to spring back to life.Sub-event
  4. Rain and landslides disrupt logistics in Maharashtra.Sub-event
  5. Landslides and flash floods impacted local settlements in Maharashtra due to torrential downpour, causing Venna Lake to overflow and infrastructure failure.Sub-event
  6. Landslides occurred in Maharashtra on July 7, 2026, affecting the Mumbai region.Sub-event
  7. A landslide has occurred in Doda district, causing property damage due to heavy rainfall.Sub-event
  8. MSRDC attributes a landslide to heavy rains.Sub-event
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  1. Heavy monsoon rains cause infrastructure failures and landslides in multiple Indian states.1 source

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