<p>Shimla: A total of 27 roads were closed for vehicular traffic in Himachal Pradesh following rains, officials said on Saturday.</p>.<p>Sporadic showers continued in the state with Naina Devi logging the highest rainfall of 84.2 mm followed by 51.2 mm in Raipur Maidan, 28.6 mm in Olinda, 23.4 mm in Una and 9.4 mm in Brahmani, the officials said.</p>.<p>The highest number of 10 roads were closed in Kangra, seven each in Mandi and Sirmaur, two in Kullu and one in Shimla district, according to the state emergency operation centre (SEOC).</p>.<p>The number of power supply schemes affected by the rains in the state stands at 131, the SEOC said.</p>.Rain delays start of second day's play in 2nd Test between India and Bangladesh.<p>The rain deficit in the current monsoon season from June 1 till date was 18 per cent with the state receiving 597.9 mm rainfall against an average of 732.1 mm, the weather office said on Thursday.</p>.<p>Officials said that 186 people died in rain-related incidents since the onset of monsoon in Himachal Pradesh on June 27 till Friday evening, while 28 were missing.</p>.<p>The state has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 1,360 crore, they said.</p>
<p>Shimla: A total of 27 roads were closed for vehicular traffic in Himachal Pradesh following rains, officials said on Saturday.</p>.<p>Sporadic showers continued in the state with Naina Devi logging the highest rainfall of 84.2 mm followed by 51.2 mm in Raipur Maidan, 28.6 mm in Olinda, 23.4 mm in Una and 9.4 mm in Brahmani, the officials said.</p>.<p>The highest number of 10 roads were closed in Kangra, seven each in Mandi and Sirmaur, two in Kullu and one in Shimla district, according to the state emergency operation centre (SEOC).</p>.<p>The number of power supply schemes affected by the rains in the state stands at 131, the SEOC said.</p>.Rain delays start of second day's play in 2nd Test between India and Bangladesh.<p>The rain deficit in the current monsoon season from June 1 till date was 18 per cent with the state receiving 597.9 mm rainfall against an average of 732.1 mm, the weather office said on Thursday.</p>.<p>Officials said that 186 people died in rain-related incidents since the onset of monsoon in Himachal Pradesh on June 27 till Friday evening, while 28 were missing.</p>.<p>The state has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 1,360 crore, they said.</p>