The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall for about 7 districts of Maharashtra. These districts include Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Palghar, Sindhudurg, Dhule and Ratnagiri, where there is a rain orange alert. According to the estimate of the Meteorological Department, people will have to take precautions for Monday (September 15). Light or moderate rain is expected from 16 September.

According to the report released by the Meteorological Department, there will be heavy rains in Palghar, Thane, Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg and Dhule. During this time, the winds will run at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. After this, there is a possibility of moderate rainfall from 16 to 18 September. However, Raigad and Ratnagiri may also receive heavy rains on 16 September.

Monorail stopped again in Mumbai
Once again the rain in Maharashtra has created trouble. Since the night of Sunday (September 14), there is a heavy rains in many areas, due to which the problem of waterlogging has arisen. Roads are full in Kings Circle area of ​​Mumbai. Not only this, Monorail stopped once again due to technical fault.

The Public Relations Officer informed that there was a malfunction in Manorel in Wadala. After this, 17 passengers were safely taken out by 7.45 am. Officials have informed that the incident took place on 07.16 on the morning of 15 September. Its report was received around 8.00 pm. CP Control filed a report of the incident, after which rescue work started. Antofil bus took place between GTBN Mono Rail Station, Wadala to Wadala.

It was told that 15-20 passengers were stuck inside the monorail due to technical fault between GTBN Mono Rail Station from Antofil bus depot. 17 passengers were transferred to another monorail. No one is hurt, all passengers are safe. Even before this, once the mono rail beach had deteriorated amidst heavy rains and the passengers started having difficulty in breathing.

A part of the 4 -storey building collapsed at Virar in Palghar, Maharashtra. In this painful accident, 17 people, including a one -year -old girl, died. The incident happened at 12.5 pm on Wednesday night when the birthday of a one -year -old girl was being celebrated.

The person who was present with the accident said that the people involved in the birthday party also died. Eyewitnesses said that the scene was very frightening. A moment ago, people were dancing and singing at the birthday party and suddenly the entire building fell like leaves. A man survived in the accident said, “In a moment, happiness turned into mourning.”

District Officer of Palghar, Dr. Indu Rani Jakhar said that the birthday girl also died in the accident. Six injured have been admitted to different hospitals.

Builder arrested

The ‘Ramabai apartment’ building fell on a vacant building near Vijay Nagar area of ​​Virar. It has about 50 flats. In the accident, 12 flats of a wing of the building are collapsed.

NDRF, local police and fire department teams arrived as soon as the accident was reported. After the accident, chaos and panic spread. People were screaming and accusing the builder of negligence.

The police have arrested the builder of the four-storey building on the complaint of Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation (VVMC).

Relief and rescue work delayed

Vivekananda Kadam, head of the Disaster Management Cell of Palghar district, said that the 2012 Ramabai apartment had 50 flats, out of which 12 flats collapsed. Kadam said that due to the building being in a crowded area, there was a problem in bringing heavy machines to remove debris, which delayed the rescue operation.

VVMC Assistant Commissioner Gansalves said, “The families affected by the accident have been temporarily kept in the Chandansar Samaj Mandir. We are providing them food, water, medical help and other essential services to them.”

A four-storey residential building of Vasai Virar in Palghar district of Maharashtra fell on the night of Tuesday-Budhwar (26-27 August). There was a possibility of 20 to 25 people being trapped in the debris. According to the recent update, 14 people have died in this accident and the search operation of NDRF is still going on.

It was being told that the building was in such a narrow street that neither the car could go there for a rescue nor an ambulance. In such a situation, the NDRF team had to conduct a manual rescue operation, which took a long time. The team fears that some people may still be trapped in the debris.

Building fell on an adjacent empty building
Investigation has found that this four -storey residential building of Ramabai apartment was unauthorized, a part of which fell on the adjacent building. 14 people died in this big accident, while 4 to 6 people are said to be injured. 6 bodies were taken out of the debris. At the same time, the rest of the injured died during treatment.

Illegal building builder arrested
According to the information received by the police, the building collapsed around 12.05 late Tuesday night. The police have arrested the builder of the building after the complaint was lodged by Vasai Virar Mahnagar Municipality (VVMC). Authorities have so far identified seven dead, including Arohi Onkar Joevil (24), their one -year -old daughter Utkarsha Joevil, Laxman Kisku Singh (26), Dinesh Prakash Sapkal (43), Supriya Niwalkar (38), Arnav Niwalkar (11) and Parvati Sapkal.

All the surrounding chawls were empty
District Magistrate Indu Rani Jakhar visited the spot. He still feared some other people being buried in the debris. Vivekananda Kadam, District Disaster Management Officer of Palghar, said that it was a matter of honor that the chawl or house on which the building collapsed was empty. As a precaution, all the chawls around the building have been evacuated and the residents of them have been transferred to safe places.

There were 12 flats in the collapsed part
The Ramabai apartment built in 2012 has 50 flats and there were 12 apartments in the collapsed part. The VVMC spokesperson confirmed the building being ‘illegal’. At present, the work of removing debris is going on. Many families have become homeless due to this accident. All the affected families have been temporarily held in the Chandansar Samaj Mandir. They are being provided with food, water, medical aid and other essential services.

In Vasai-Virar in Maharashtra, a big accident took place late in the night between Tuesday-Wednesday (August 27-28). Here a four -male building collapsed near Ganpati temple in Vijay Nagar Virar East, in which two people have died, while 9 have been rescued and sent to the hospital.

Late at around 1.00 pm, 15 to 20 people are still feared to be buried under a four-storey building named Ramabai apartment. This number can be even more.

A part of the fourth floor of the four -storey building called Ramabai Apartments in Swami Samarth Nagar, Ramu Compound, Orange Phata, Virar has collapsed. No casualties have been reported yet. However, the police have so far saved 9 people and taken to the hospital.

Search operation continues
A team of NDR has reached the spot and the search operation is going on. It is feared that 15 to 20 citizens are still stranded in the debris of the building.

The building was built 10 years ago
The building was built ten years ago and the Municipal Corporation declared it a very dangerous building. Ramabai apartment has now been demolished.

MLA Sneha Pandit Dubey has informed that this accident has happened due to falling 10-15 years old building in Virar’s orange. So far 9 people have been rescued. About 20 more people are feared trapped. The entire NDRF team, Mahanagar municipality and police teams are engaged in rescue operations.

Rescue is difficult due to being narrow street
According to the information received by the MLA, there is a situation in the place where the accident happened that neither the car nor an ambulance is going to go for the rescue on the spot. The rescue team has no help without any help, the rescue operation has to be carried out by hand. So it is taking time. Teams are giving their 100 percent. Currently, another team of NDRF along with 20-25 more soldiers has been called.

JCB machine will be needed to remove people trapped in debris, but it is difficult to reach JCB there, due to which NDRF is facing difficulty.

Four people died due to gas leak in a pharmaceutical company in Tarapur-Boyer Industrial Area of ​​Palghar district of Maharashtra. On Thursday (August 21), between 2:30 and 3 pm, there was an incident of gas leaking gas from nitrogen reaction tank at Medley Pharma Company in Plot No. 13 located in Boisar Industrial Area. A total of six people were affected in this accident. All were admitted to Shinde Hospital, where four people died during treatment, while two are in critical condition and have been admitted to ICU.

Identity of dead

The deceased have been identified as Kalpesh Raut, Bengali Thakur, Dheeraj Prajapati and Kamlesh Yadav. The two people who are in critical condition have been identified as Rohan Shinde and Nilesh Hadle.

What did the head of the District Disaster Management Cell say?

Vivekananda Kadam, head of the Palghar District Disaster Management Cell, said that the company’s nitrogen gas leaks between 2:30 pm and 3 pm, affecting the employees working there. Six workers were immediately rushed to the hospital, where four died at around 6:15 pm. He said that two others have been admitted to the ICU of the local hospital, where they are undergoing treatment. Along with this, he told that all the affected employees were taken out of the plant and taken to the hospital.

Shiv Sena (UBT) activists beat up an auto driver for not speaking Marathi in Palghar district of Maharashtra. Its video is becoming fiercely viral on social media. At the same time, the statement of BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has come out regarding this incident.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey posted on an X handle on the fight with an auto driver for not speaking Marathi and said, “Thackeray’s party- do not believe in the ghosts of the family.”

‘Case not registered at the moment’
Please tell that the police said on Sunday (July 13) that we have seen the video of the auto driver but no formal complaint has been received in this case so far, so no case has been registered yet. A local official of Uddhav Thackeray -led Shiv Sena (Ubatha) claimed that the auto driver had been taught a lesson and said that no person who insults the Marathi language and the state would not be spared.

Significantly, the migrant auto driver living in Virar area of Palghar had allegedly made derogatory remarks against the Marathi language, Maharashtra and Marathi symbols, whose video also went viral on social media earlier, to which social media and local political groups had given sharp reactions.

In the new video that surfaced on Saturday, it was seen that a group of Shiv Sena (Ubatha) workers, including women, were seen slapping the driver on the busy road, later he was asked to publicly apologize to the person and his sister.

‘Taught lessons to auto ones’
Uday Jadhav, the head of the Virar city unit of Shiv Sena (Ubatha) at the scene, later justified the action. Jadhav told reporters, “If someone dare to insult Marathi language, Maharashtra or Marathi, he will be replied in the style of Shiv Sena. We will not sit silent.” He said, “The driver dared to speak badly about Maharashtra and Marathi Manush. He was taught a strong lesson. We asked him to apologize to the people of the state and the people he had hurt.”

The language dispute has once again taken a fierce form in Maharashtra. This time the case is in Palghar district where a migrant auto-rickshaw driver at Virar station was publicly beaten by Shiv Sena (UBT) and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers and forced him to forcibly apologize.

The incident came out after a video went viral, in which the driver insisted on talking in Hindi and said, “I will speak Hindi.” Angry activists beat him up, considering this statement an insult to Marathi language and cultural symbols.

Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS supporters surrounded

It is being told that the dispute started a few days ago when a person from Uttar Pradesh, Bhavesh Padolia, and the said driver had a debate about not talking in Marathi. In the viral video, the driver was seen answering in Bhojpuri and Hindi, which many local organizations considered an insult to Marathi Asmita.

According to the news channel NDTV, on Saturday (July 12), supporters of Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS surrounded the driver near Virar railway station. Many people, including the women present there, slapped her and publicly apologized.

Shiv Sena will get answers in style- Shiv Sena UBT

Confirming the incident, Virar city head of Shiv Sena (UBT), Uday Jadhav, said, “If someone insults Marathi language, Maharashtra or Marathi manush, he will get a reply in Shiv Sena style. We have taught him a lesson by apologizing to that auto driver.” Jadhav also claimed that the auto driver had made derogatory remarks about Maharashtra and Marathi, which could not be tolerated in any form.

No police complaint has been filed on this incident yet. The Palghar police say that viral video is being watched and the facts are being investigated, but no formal complaint has been received from any side yet.

Significantly, this incident is a recent case of increasing tension over language dispute in the state. Earlier on 1 July, a street food vendor in Thane was beaten by MNS workers for not talking in Marathi. Even after this, many organizations had protested. Now this issue is not only increasing social stress, but is also becoming a center of political debate regarding education policy and linguistic identity.