In Palanpur, three and a half inches of rain entered the houses in 2 hours at midnight.

In Palanpur, around midnight and early morning on Monday, three-and-a-half-inch-deep landslides had entered houses in Ambawadi area of the city. 40 families spent the night sitting on cots with their eyes awake in fear. The municipal administration did not come to dispose of the water till evening. The families who uttered these words expressed their anguish. Three and a half inches of rain fell in just two hours in the city, leaving the low-lying areas of the city waterlogged. Where there was no disposal of water by the system by the evening, the people were left in a lot of trouble. In Palanpur, it started raining at 2 am on Monday. During the 4 to 6 hours, 78 mm. The city was flooded as it rained. Where about four feet of water entered the houses in Ambawadi area behind Mafatpura. Residents including Laxmanbhai Shrimali, Hemaben Parmar, Bharatbhai Makwana, Darshanbhai Solanki said that the children were frightened by the rain accompanied by the kadaka bhadaka. A wall built by a private contractor on the construction side near Ganeshpura in Palanpur collapsed. The loss of life was averted as it was night time. Now farmers are in depression due to rain, if the crop is saved from the rain, then there is a danger of ending the disease and pests in Mehsana. On the one hand, the depression of the Bay of Bengal is moving towards Gujarat. On the other hand, the monsoon trough has moved from north Rajasthan and settled over south Rajasthan. Due to these two systems, rains have wreaked havoc in north Gujarat since late Monday night. In the 24 hours from 6 pm on Monday to 6 pm on Tuesday, there has been universal rainfall. Of the 47 talukas, 40 talukas received more than an inch of rainfall. The highest rainfall was recorded in Jotana at 5.5 inches followed by Mehsana at 4 inches. The weather remained cold due to the Kaladibang clouds and rain. However, after 3 pm, there was some time in the open. The standing crop has been submerged due to water logging in the fields due to two rounds of torrential rain. As a result, farmers have been pushed into depression due to fear of crop failure. According to agriculture experts, this time if the crop survives the rain, then the disease will be eliminated from the pest. The worst impact of continuous rains will be on groundnut, diyala, cotton and pulses crops. Dantiwada Agricultural University has issued an advisory with measures to protect crops from diseases, pests and rains to minimise farmers. Mehsana: 5.5 inches of rain in Jotana, 5.5 inches in Jotana, 4 inches in Mehsana, 3.5 inches in Bahucharaji, 3.25 inches in Kadi, 3 inches in Kheralu-Vijapur, 3 inches in Satlasana, 2 inches in Visnagar, 2 inches in Unja-Vadnagar- 1.25 inches in Unjha-Vadnagar- 3 inches in Patan, 3.5 inches in Patan, 3 inches in Patan, 3 inches in Patan, 3 inches in Patan, 3 inches in Radhanpur 3.5 inches in Vadgam, 3 inches in Palanpur, 2 inches in Deesa, one and a half inches in Lakhani, 1.25 inches in Bhabhar, 1-1 inch in Dantiwada, Tharad and Dhanera, 1-1 inch in Amirgarh, Danta, Suigam and Vav, half an inch in Kankrej, 9 mm in Deodar - Sabarkantha: 3 inches in Vadali, 3 inches in Himmatnagar, 3 inches in Himmatnagar, 3 inches in Himmatnagar, 3 inches in Sabarkantha, 3 inches in Himmatnagar. 1 inch in Vijaynagar, fifty inches in Poshina - Aravalli: 3.5 inches in Bayad, 3 inches in Modasa, two and a half inches in Bhiloda, 2.25 inches in Meghraj, > one-and-a-half inches in Dhansura-Malpur. The water remained full till evening. The teachers demanded from the administration for a permanent solution to the problem. >The main road leading from Laxmipurapura village to the wadi of Laxmipura Patel Samaj was flooded with knee-deep water. People had a tough time walking. Rahisho said that the gram panchayat is raising its hand by saying that this road falls in the municipality. > People had to change the route for vehicular movement as the road leading to Laxmipura phatak from The Doctor House area of Palanpur was flooded. The water had receded in the evening. >The main road to Jampura between GD Modi College and Swastik School in Palanpur was submerged in water. Due to which the students were forced to move around the circle in the arrow. The water had receded in the evening. >The railway underbridge on the Palanpur-Ahmedabad highway was flooded. As a result, traffic was stopped. By evening, the water was full. > Villagers were stuck on the main road from Biharibagh in Palanpur to Moria Medical College as well as on the main road leading to Malana village from Malana Patiya. Where the water has not been drained out. The potholes on the roads of Palanpur were exposed due to the rain > the people here suffered. and became deeper. >, on the way from The Doctor House in Palanpur to Laxmipura, a large wooden stick was erected in the open gutter so that no motorist or pedestrian could fall into the open gutter. >, garbage dumped under the debris due to water logging in the basement of the new bus port in Palanpur.