Thane, July 6: Following continuous torrential rains across the region, the Thane District Administration has placed all disaster management agencies on high alert to ensure public safety and maintain civic normalcy.
The District Disaster Management Cell is monitoring the situation round the clock, executing immediate rescue operations where necessary.
According to the official report issued on July 6, 2026, Thane district recorded a massive 237.63 mm of rainfall within a 24-hour window, bringing the cumulative monsoon rainfall since June 1 to 705.65 mm.
Rivers Under Close Watch
Consequently, the administration is closely monitoring river and dam water levels. While the Kalu River in Kalyan and the Bhatsa River in Shahapur remain below the danger mark, the Ulhas River has crossed its warning level at Badlapur and Jambhulpada. Authorities have assured that necessary precautionary measures are in place.
Transit systems faced minor disruptions but remain functional. A landslide in the Kasara Ghat section temporarily affected the railway network, but debris was swiftly cleared by railway personnel, restoring mainline traffic towards Mumbai. Local train services continue to operate with a 20-to-25-minute delay, while road traffic remains smooth.
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Emergency Response Intensified
To bolster emergency response, two teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), comprising 30 personnel, have been deployed. Meanwhile, a war-footing search operation is underway in Ambernath's Nagaon area to rescue a youth swept away by river currents.
District Collector Dr Shrikrishna Panchal has urged citizens to avoid low-lying areas, waterfalls, and bridges, and advised against believing unverified social media rumours.
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