<p align="justify">Rain on Sunday lashed several parts of the country, including Gujarat, where at least 7,000 people were shifted to safer places over the past two days.<br /><br />The situation in deluge-ravaged Assam showed signs of improvement.<br /><br />Heavy showers were also witnessed in parts of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi.<br /><br />In Gujarat, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani conducted an aerial survey in parts of the inundated Surendranagar district to take stock of the situation.<br /><br />According to the state Director of Relief A J Shah, 7,000 people were shifted to safer places due to a flood-like situation in several districts of the state. Transport was brought to a standstill as 19 state highways and 102 roads were closed due to waterlogging.<br /><br />In Assam, almost 60,000 people are still affected across nine districts, even though the overall flood situation improved in the state, a report by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority said. The deaths in flood-related cases this year stand at 76, including eight in Guwahati.<br /><br /><br />4 more deaths in Maharashtra<br /><br />Four rain-related deaths have been reported from Raigad and Palghar districts as heavy rain continued to lash Maharashtra on Sunday, DHNS reports from Mumbai.<br /><br />At Dahanu in Palghar district, a woman rider was killed when her two-wheeler skidded over a pothole.<br /><br />In Raigad district, a father and daughter died drowning, while a tourist died in a mudslide.<br /><br />In Mumbai, two senior citizens were injured as trees were uprooted following heavy rain, posing a problem for civic authorities.</p>
<p align="justify">Rain on Sunday lashed several parts of the country, including Gujarat, where at least 7,000 people were shifted to safer places over the past two days.<br /><br />The situation in deluge-ravaged Assam showed signs of improvement.<br /><br />Heavy showers were also witnessed in parts of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi.<br /><br />In Gujarat, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani conducted an aerial survey in parts of the inundated Surendranagar district to take stock of the situation.<br /><br />According to the state Director of Relief A J Shah, 7,000 people were shifted to safer places due to a flood-like situation in several districts of the state. Transport was brought to a standstill as 19 state highways and 102 roads were closed due to waterlogging.<br /><br />In Assam, almost 60,000 people are still affected across nine districts, even though the overall flood situation improved in the state, a report by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority said. The deaths in flood-related cases this year stand at 76, including eight in Guwahati.<br /><br /><br />4 more deaths in Maharashtra<br /><br />Four rain-related deaths have been reported from Raigad and Palghar districts as heavy rain continued to lash Maharashtra on Sunday, DHNS reports from Mumbai.<br /><br />At Dahanu in Palghar district, a woman rider was killed when her two-wheeler skidded over a pothole.<br /><br />In Raigad district, a father and daughter died drowning, while a tourist died in a mudslide.<br /><br />In Mumbai, two senior citizens were injured as trees were uprooted following heavy rain, posing a problem for civic authorities.</p>