In Vadodara, Gujarat, the Indian Army and local villagers collaborated to rescue twelve people, including a saint, who were stranded on Vyas Bet, a small island in the Narmada River. Heavy rainfall and waterlogging had trapped them since September 16. The rescue, which took place on September 17, involved Army personnel conducting a reconnaissance mission to identify a suitable location. Boats launched from the banks of the Narmada River successfully brought the stranded individuals, including women, senior citizens, and children, to safety. Medical assistance was promptly provided to those rescued, who are part of a local temple's priestly family. Gujarat Flood Video: Cattle, Vehicles Wash Away in Massive Flash Flood Triggered by Heavy Rains in Junagadh.

Narmada River Rescue Mission

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