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Maharashtra floods: Water receding in Kolhapur and Sangli, relief ops continue

The flood situation in Kolhapur and Sangli districts in western Maharashtra showed signs of improvement on Saturday as water started to recede from inundated areas, officials said.
However, it would take at least two to three days for the water to completely recede from the districts, they said.
Although the overall situation has improved slightly, the operation to evacuate the flooded areas and moving stranded people to safer locations and providing relief to them is still on. 

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