Valapralaya in Rajasthan: 93 people died due to rain havoc, water has not stopped for 48 hours. Rajasthan Rain Flood Death Toll Government Compensation NDRF Army Rescue 2025

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Rajasthan Rain Death Toll: The death toll has reached 93 due to heavy rains and floods in Rajasthan. The state government has announced a compensation of Rs 4 lakh to the families, SDRF, NDRF and army teams are continuously working for relief and rescue.

Rajasthan Rain Update: The incessant rains in Rajasthan for the last 48 hours have spoiled the situation in many districts. Rivers and drains are in spate in many areas, causing life to become completely disturbed. According to the Disaster Management Department, 93 people have lost their lives since the beginning of the monsoon season. Out of these, 46 people have been killed by drowning or flowing in water, 24 people have been killed in lightning and other accidents. The state government has announced a compensation of four lakh rupees to the families of the deceased.

School closed in Jaipur, Alwar, Dausa, Nagaur

In view of the three -day holiday in Tonk, the government has issued orders to close schools in 19 districts in view of continuous rain and the warning of the Meteorological Department. Schools in Jaipur, Alwar, Dausa, Nagaur and Didwana-Kuchaman will remain closed for two days, while the situation in Tonk district has been declared a holiday till August 27.

57 SDRF and 7 teams of NDRF deployed all over Rajasthan

57 SDRF and 7 teams of NDRF are deployed across the state. So far 792 people have been evacuated to safe places. The work of evacuating people from low -lying areas continues. At the same time, many roads have been closed and traffic has been affected due to heavy rains in areas like Mount Abu, Nagaur, Deh and Khivansar.

Rajasthan Meteorological Alert

  • The possibility of heavy rains till August 27, the Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy rain in the state for the next two days. Today there is an orange alert in Sirohi, Rajsamand and Udaipur, while Yellow alert has been issued in 13 districts. On Sunday, Nagaur recorded 173 mm of rainfall, which is the largest figure of this season.
  • Experts say that if this period of rain continues like this, then floods like floods in many parts of the state can be more serious. The government has appealed to the people not to be vigilant and unnecessarily not out of the house.

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