3,000 LPG Cylinders Swept into Maharashtra River After Heavy Rain

Heavy rainfall in Maharashtra, India, caused a gas plant to flood, resulting in approximately 3,000 LPG cylinders being swept into a local river. Videos captured the cylinders floating downstream in Raigad.

9 Jul, 04:41 — 9 Jul, 04:41

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual31d ago

Watch: Heavy rain sends 3,000 LPG cylinders floating down river in Maharashtra's Raigad

Heavy rain caused flooding in Raigad's Rasayani industrial area on Wednesday. Around three thousand LPG cylinders were swept into the Patalganga river. Authorities have retrieved approximately one thousand of these lost cylinders. The district administration requested residents to return any found cylinders. Sudden flooding was identified as the cause of this incident.

By UMESH K PARIDA

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Watch: Heavy rain sends 3,000 LPG cylinders floating down river in Maharashtra's Raigad

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3,000 LPG Cylinders Swept into Maharashtra River After Heavy Rain

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Watch: Heavy rain sends 3,000 LPG cylinders floating down river in Maharashtra's Raigad

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Watch: Heavy rain sends 3,000 LPG cylinders floating down river in Maharashtra's Raigad

3,000 LPG cylinders swept into Maharashtra river after heavy rain floods gas plant

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