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Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand face flooding, road disruption and flight cancellations as heavy rain lashes several states

Thailand’s capital faces severe flooding after more than 24 hours of rain, with roads blocked, hundreds evacuated and more rain forecast through Sunday.

The state government has put the district administrations on alert in view of the forecast of heavy rain, thunderstorms and lightning till September 27.

Authorities report 16 people stranded and 74 homes damaged as a red alert is declared in Biobío over rising river levels.

IMD said the system was likely to maintain deep-depression intensity for the next 12 hours before weakening gradually.

Gandaki and Lumbini could see extremely heavy rainfall between September 25 and 27, with authorities warning of floods, landslides and mudslides.

Heavy rains trigger flash floods and landslides across Kerala, leaving five dead in Malappuram and prompting rescue operations, evacuations and travel warnings in Idukki.

Death toll in Malappuram flash floods touched five on September 21.

Rain to continue in Keralam till September 24.

According to residents, the mudslide occurred after incessant rainfall in the area. It is learnt that rocks and mud fell onto the shed occupied by the family.

Now Rainmakers are increasingly targeted for their presumed failure to perform amid the vexations of climate change. In the most extreme cases, they are killed by mobs.

According to the Central Water Commission data recorded on September 6 at 10 am, the Ganga's water level at Rajghat Varanasi stood at 69.80 metres.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta on Saturday conducted a surprise inspection of Sadhbhavana Park and adjoining roads amid continuous rainfall and took stock of the waterlogging situation in the area.