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"Rains are receding. Except in some parts of Telengana, rains are almost over in the state," said M. Satyakumar, director of the Hyderabad Meteorological Centre. "Over half a million people living in low-lying areas of 12 river front districts have been displaced due to the three-day downpour and flooding," Ponnala Lakshmaiah, the state's irrigation minister, told Reuters.
Naval helicopters and coast guard boats were searching for 150 missing fishermen who went to sea last week despite warnings, officials added. Earlier they had said 60 fishermen were missing.
In western Maharashtra, thousands of people were being evacuated from Nanded district, about 650 km (400 miles) east of the state capital, Mumbai, after 25 villages were cut off by heavy rains.
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In Mumbai, traffic crawled in the city's western and northern suburbs which were under two feet of water. Officials said the city's suburban trains were running about 15 minutes late and some services had been suspended. Flights were being delayed by up to half an hour. "The met office has predicted more rains. We are already on alert. Our disaster management team is working to drain out the water," V.V. Vaidya, the city's chief disaster management officer told Reuters.
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