At least 15 people die as Gujarat state in India is hit by flood disaster

On August 28 local time, Gujarat state in India was hit by a severe flood disaster. This flood was triggered by rainfall and has caused at least 15 people to die unfortunately. At the same time, 300 people have been successfully rescued.

Many places in Gujarat state have experienced waterlogging due to continuous rainfall. A large number of houses have been flooded, and the safety of people's lives and property is seriously threatened. The water on the streets is flowing rapidly, and many residents have to wade through the water to travel. The normal order of life has been completely disrupted.

The local government quickly took action and actively organized rescue forces to participate in disaster relief work. Including the National Disaster Response Force of India, police forces and the air force have all been involved in the rescue operation. They are racing against time to rescue the trapped people and strive to minimize the disaster losses.

At present, the rescue work is still in progress. Relevant departments are also closely monitoring the changes in the flood situation to take further response measures. At the same time, the government is also starting to provide necessary living materials and resettlement services for the affected people to help them get through this difficult period. This flood disaster also reminds people to attach great importance to the impact of extreme weather brought about by climate change and strengthen the construction of disaster early warning and prevention systems to better deal with the challenges of various natural disasters.