Floods and landslides caused by heavy rains in India, killing at least 125 people By Reuters Staff Comments: Earthquake warning systems throughout Japan and around the world are possible with smartphones, but river flood and dam flood warning systems still need to be improved. is. I have a sense of crisis on a daily basis, and I can submit improvement proposals and improvement opinions to IT or digitalization to municipalities, prefectures, central ministries, etc., and the side receiving the opinions and proposals should make use of that information. Even if you look at the people hired by the Digital Agency, if there are few decent WEB programmers, nothing can be solved or improved. Restructuring everyone. I think it is absolutely necessary to change the policy to hire only decent WEB programmers from the beginning.
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[ムンバイ/ニューデリー 24日 ロイター] - インドでモンスーンによる記録的な豪雨で洪水や土砂崩れが発生し、24日までに125人の死亡が確認された。
金融の中心地ムンバイがあるマハラシュトラ州では、7月としては過去40年で最大となる雨量を記録。豪雨が数日続いており、数十万人の生活に深刻な影響が出ているほか、主要河川には氾濫の危険がある。
州当局者によると、ムンバイの南東約180キロにあるタリアイの村では、土砂崩れでほとんどの家が倒壊し、死者は42人に上っている。
インド西部では、一部の地域で最大594ミリの雨が降った。マハラシュトラ州政府はダムの放水に踏み切り、洪水被害を受けた地域の住民約9万人を救助したという。
モディ首相は23日にツイッターで「マハラシュトラ州の状況を注視しており、被害を受けた人に支援を提供している」と述べた。
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[Mumbai / New Delhi, 24th Reuters] --A record heavy monsoon rain in India caused floods and landslides, with 125 deaths confirmed by the 24th.
Maharashtra, where the financial center of Mumbai is located, recorded the highest rainfall in the last 40 years for July. Heavy rains have continued for several days, seriously affecting the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and threatening to flood major rivers.
According to state officials, a landslide has destroyed most homes and killed 42 people in the village of Taliai, about 180 kilometers southeast of Mumbai.
In western India, it rained up to 594 mm in some areas. The Maharashtra government has decided to release the dam and rescued about 90,000 residents in the flood-damaged area.
"We are watching the situation in Maharashtra and providing assistance to the victims," Modi said on Twitter yesterday.
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