India's Gujarat is experiencing heavy rainfall, resulting in severe waterlogging. Junagadh has been particularly affected, with the city recording a significant 241 mm of rainfall within 24 hours ending at 6 am on Sunday (July 23). Nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated so far.

The Kalva River unleashed sudden and powerful flash floods, sweeping away cars, vehicles, animals, roadside kiosks, and handcarts. Adding to the calamity, the unrelenting downpours on Mount Girnar exacerbated the situation.

The footage, which was filmed on July 24, shows the damage left by the devastating floods.

Heavy rain in parts of Gujarat has led to severe waterlogging, causing a flood-like situation. Junagadh was the worst hit with the city recording 241 mm rainfall in the 24-hour period ending at 6 am on Sunday. Severe waterlogging and flash floods in the city have resulted in cars getting piled on each other and vehicles and cattle being swept away.

Residents witnessed a horror scene as the Kalva River, flowing through the town, unleashed flash floods that swept away cars, two-wheelers, animals, roadside kiosks, and handcarts. The continuous downpours on Mount Girnar further inflated the situation, causing water surges to inundate the town nestled at the foothills.

Nearly 3,000 people have been shifted from Junagadh to safer places. Cranes have been deployed to remove vehicles swept away and damaged due to flooding in some areas. Authorities are also using dewatering pumps to remove water accumulated in residential areas. Authorities, including the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), are working on a war footing to evacuate people and restore normalcy in areas where the rain has stopped.