About 1,500 people living in low-lying areas here were shifted to relief camps as the Musi river was in spate following heavy rains in the city, officials said on September 27.
The Maharashtra government has issued an advisory urging people to remain cautious amid a forecast of heavy to very heavy rainfall across several parts of the state till September 30.
The state emergency operations centre, citing predictions by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), said on Saturday (September 27, 2025) that widespread rain is expected across many districts during this period.
About 1,500 people living in low-lying areas here were shifted to relief camps as the Musi river was in spate following heavy rains in the city, officials said on Saturday (September 27, 2025). Other parts of Telangana also received heavy rains.
The Durga Puja festivities may get somewhat dampened as a new low-pressure area likely to form over the Bay of Bengal on October 1 would bring rain in many areas during the next seven days, with downpour at isolated places in some districts of south Bengal, the IMD said on Saturday (September 27, 2025).
Emergency contact numbers of districts where flood-like situations may occur
Dharashiv – 02472-227301, Beed – 02442-299299, Parbhani – 02452-226400, Latur – 02382-220204, Ratnagiri – 7057222233, Sindhudurg – 02362-228847,
Pune – 9370960061,
Solapur – 0217-2731012, Ahilyanagar – 0241-2323844, Nanded – 02462-235077, Raigad – 8275152363,
Palghar – 02525-297474,
Thane – 9372338827,
Satara – 02162-232349, Mumbai City & Suburbs – 1916 / 022-69403344.
The state-level emergency operations centre at the ministry is operational 24×7 with officers and staff on duty.
Contact numbers of the State Emergency Operations Centre: 022-22027990, 022-22794229, 022-22023039, 9321587143.