Crocodiles Swim Freely In Flooded Vadodara Localities As Gujarat Deals With Floods. Videos Viral

Gujarat Floods Viral Videos: Multiple crocodile sightings were reported from Vadodara in Gujarat amid the massive floods in the state. Check out the videos.

Crocodiles were seen in waterlogged neighborhoods across the Vadodara after heavy rains.

Source : X/@DeshGujarat

Gujarat Rain Viral Videos: Gujarat is experiencing heavy rainfall and consequent floods. Amid the massive floods, crocodiles have surfaced in various localities across Vadodara district. The images of crocodiles emerging from the localities of the district have gone viral on social media.

In one of the videos, a crocodile was spotted resting on the roof of a house in the Akota stadium area of the city on Thursday.

VIDEO | Gujarat Rains: Crocodile spotted at roof of a house as heavy rainfall inundate Akota Stadium area of Vadodara.

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/n147TvqRQz)#GujaratRains #GujaratFlood pic.twitter.com/FYQitH7eBK

— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) August 29, 2024

Another video showed a crocodile in the waterlogged Makarpura Jambuva locality, where it was seen swimming in the water and approaching a house.

Crocodile 🐊 spotting
📍Makarpura Jambuva pic.twitter.com/dlO7FNr7C2

— Our Vadodara (@ourvadodara) August 28, 2024

In a post shared by, Desh Gujarat, on social media platform X, a crocodile was also seen emerging at the MS University's Art Faculty of Gujarat.<

Vadodara gears up to achieve normality after flood (in pics - crocodiles surface this morning at various locations including MS University's Art Faculty) https://t.co/9xxAtSA47W pic.twitter.com/DG1TYutXPV

— DeshGujarat (@DeshGujarat) August 29, 2024

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Overflow Of Vishwamitri River

Vadodara experienced severe flooding in many low-lying areas after the Vishwamitri River overflowed, inundating residential neighbourhoods, buildings, roads, and vehicles. Due to the floods, over 3,000 people in and around Vadodara were relocated to safer locations by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), as per News 18.

The river crossed the danger mark of 25 feet on Tuesday morning after heavy showers and the release of water from dams.

Meanwhile, the Army was deployed for relief and rescue operations in the city, with six Army columns currently involved, according to Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel. Rain-related incidents have claimed more than 25 lives over three days in the coastal state, and around 17,800 people have been evacuated from flood-hit areas as heavy rains continued for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday.

Gujarat | In response to the severe flooding in multiple districts, the Indian Army has swiftly mobilised its resources to support the ongoing relief efforts. Following a request from the Gujarat State Government, six columns of the Indian Army are undertaking rescue operations… pic.twitter.com/ioFEIReseA

— ANI (@ANI) August 29, 2024

The IMD has forecast extremely heavy rainfall over Saurashtra and Kachchh until tomorrow, with light to moderate rain expected in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Konkan, and Goa.