Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had to cancel his visit to the flood-hit Patan taluka in Satara district on Monday due to hard weather, an professional said.
Thackeray became to take a helicopter from Pune to Koynanagar and conduct an aerial survey of the affected areas.
He was also scheduled to fulfill the affected human beings at a refuge camp set up at a zilla parishad college in Koynanagar.
An official in the Chief Minister's Office stated Thackeray is scheduled to go back to Mumbai because the excursion has been cancelled because of "inclement weather".
Heavy rains ultimate week brought about landslides at Ambeghar and Mirgaon villages of Patan taluka.
So a long way, forty one humans have died in Satara district, even as 27 human beings are lacking, in step with the kingdom government.
Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar toured various rain-hit villages in Sangli district on Monday and used a rescue boat to attain out to flood victims in a few areas.
He also interacted with the flood-affected people and confident them of rehabilitation and all assist from the state government.'
On Sunday, the CM visited flood-ravaged Chiplun city in Ratnagiri district in the Konkan area, and interacted with residents, businessmen and shopkeepers. He promised them all help from the state authorities to repair normalcy inside the location.
Thackeray had stated they will require "primary assistance for lengthy-term mitigation measures" and a comprehensive information of the extent of damages might be prepared.
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