At least 149 people were killed in heavy rain in western India.

　　According to Indian media reports, on July 25th, local time, the government of Maharashtra in western India said that at least 149 people were killed, 50 injured and some people were missing.

　　The Maharashtra government also said that nearly 230,000 people in the disaster area have been transferred to safe areas. At present, many rescue teams from India’s National Disaster Emergency Response Force, Maharashtra Disaster Emergency Response Force, Navy, Army and Coast Guard are still carrying out rescue.

　　June to September is the monsoon rainy season in India every year, and landslides, mudslides and floods often occur, causing people’s lives and property losses.

　　Since July this year, the rainfall in Maharashtra has been the highest in the same month in 40 years, which is 45% higher than the usual rainfall in July. (Headquarters reporter Gao Zhan)