<p>The mega-floods in the twin geographically diverse regions of Konkan and Western Maharashtra have left a shocking trail of destruction with the toll mounting to 149 even as 64 persons are still reported missing.</p>.<p>With traffic affected because of breaches in roads and large parts still inundated it would take some time for people to return to normalcy.</p>.<p>In Chiplun and Mahad towns in Ratnagiri and Raigad districts, respectively, where water has receded, people could be seen cleaning out the slush from their houses. </p>.<p>As many as 50 persons are undergoing treatment in various hospitals, according to Maharashtra government officials. </p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/rescue-operations-under-way-round-the-clock-in-western-maharashtra-1012738.html" target="_blank">Rescue operations under way round the clock in Western Maharashtra</a></strong></p>.<p>Around 2.30 lakh people have been rescued to safety so far.</p>.<p>The Raigad and Satara districts, which were rocked by a series of landslides have reported the maximum deaths - 60 and 41, respectively. </p>.<p>Ratnagiri has reported 21 deaths, followed by Thane 12, Kolhapur 7, Mumbai 4, and Sindhudurg and Pune, two each.</p>.<p>The cattle deaths reported stood at 3,248 while poultry deaths were pegged at 17,300. </p>.<p>As of now, the teams in action are — 33 from NDRF, 6 from SDRF, 5 from the Navy, 3 from the army and two from the Coast Guard.</p>
<p>The mega-floods in the twin geographically diverse regions of Konkan and Western Maharashtra have left a shocking trail of destruction with the toll mounting to 149 even as 64 persons are still reported missing.</p>.<p>With traffic affected because of breaches in roads and large parts still inundated it would take some time for people to return to normalcy.</p>.<p>In Chiplun and Mahad towns in Ratnagiri and Raigad districts, respectively, where water has receded, people could be seen cleaning out the slush from their houses. </p>.<p>As many as 50 persons are undergoing treatment in various hospitals, according to Maharashtra government officials. </p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/rescue-operations-under-way-round-the-clock-in-western-maharashtra-1012738.html" target="_blank">Rescue operations under way round the clock in Western Maharashtra</a></strong></p>.<p>Around 2.30 lakh people have been rescued to safety so far.</p>.<p>The Raigad and Satara districts, which were rocked by a series of landslides have reported the maximum deaths - 60 and 41, respectively. </p>.<p>Ratnagiri has reported 21 deaths, followed by Thane 12, Kolhapur 7, Mumbai 4, and Sindhudurg and Pune, two each.</p>.<p>The cattle deaths reported stood at 3,248 while poultry deaths were pegged at 17,300. </p>.<p>As of now, the teams in action are — 33 from NDRF, 6 from SDRF, 5 from the Navy, 3 from the army and two from the Coast Guard.</p>
