Maharashtra: NDRF Rescues Over 90 Citizens in Overnight Flood Operations Across Beed, Dharashiv and Solapur

Pune, 23rd September 2025: Torrential rains have created flood-like conditions in parts of Maharashtra, prompting large-scale rescue efforts. The Pune-based 5th Battalion of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) launched overnight operations in Beed, Dharashiv, and Solapur districts, evacuating more than 90 people to safety.

Beed: Newborn and Woman Rescued
In Beed district, Majalgaon tehsil’s Sandas Chinchoale village witnessed severe waterlogging, leaving residents stranded. NDRF teams worked through the night and by morning managed to rescue a newborn baby and a woman. In total, 26 individuals have been evacuated from different flood-hit areas of the district so far.

Dharashiv: Villagers Saved from Rising Waters
At Kapilapuri village in Dharashiv district, swelling waters cut off access to several homes. NDRF personnel, despite difficult conditions, rescued nine citizens during their night-long operation.

Solapur: 59 Citizens Evacuated
In Solapur district, the situation remained equally critical. NDRF teams engaged in continuous rescue efforts overnight, successfully relocating 59 residents to safer areas.

Community Thanks NDRF
Local authorities and villagers expressed relief and gratitude, noting that swift deployment of NDRF teams prevented any major casualties. Officials highlighted that the operation reflects the Force’s professionalism, dedication, and commitment to public safety.