Vadodara Flooding Relocates 50,000, Claims 26 Lives

Vadodara, Gujarat, is grappling with severe flooding caused by heavy rains, which have led to the Vishwamitri River overflowing and bringing crocodiles into residential areas. Over 50,000 people have been relocated, and rescue operations are in full swing, involving the Indian Army, NDRF, and local authorities. Among those affected was India cricketer Radha Yadav, who was rescued after being stranded in her flooded home for 48 hours. The flooding has claimed at least 26 lives and continues to displace thousands, with the meteorological department predicting more heavy rains. The river's water level has receded from its peak but remains above danger levels, highlighting the ongoing risk to residents.