The search operation by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) for the missing persons in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/tiware-dam-breach-search-operation-enters-fifth-day-death-toll-reaches-20-233740">Tiware Dam breach has entered the seventh day</a> on Tuesday.

The death toll climbed to 20 after one more body was recovered during the search operation on June 7.

The Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on June 2 due to heavy rainfall.

According to police, villagers have been moved to safer places and the situation is under control now.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced Rs 4-lakh compensation for the kin of each of the deceased and promised a probe saying action will be taken against anyone found guilty of negligence.&nbsp;

The chief minister has also ordered a probe into the incident.

The search operation by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) for the missing persons in Tiware Dam breach has entered the seventh day on Tuesday. The death toll climbed to 20 after one more body was recovered during the search operation on June 7.

The search operation by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) for the missing persons in Tiware Dam breach has entered the seventh day on Tuesday. The death toll climbed to 20 after one more body was recovered during the search operation on June 7. The Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on June 2 due to heavy rainfall. According to police, villagers have been moved to safer places and the situation is under control now. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced Rs 4-lakh compensation for the kin of each of the deceased and promised a probe saying action will be taken against anyone found guilty of negligence. The chief minister has also ordered a probe into the incident.

Maharashtra: Search operation enters seventh day in Tiware Dam breach

The death toll in the Tiware dam breach has gone up to 19 with the recovery of one more body on Friday morning, NDRF Inspector Mahesh Kumar said.&nbsp;

"One more body was recovered this morning, total 19 bodies have been recovered so far. We are doing continuous search operation," Kumar said.&nbsp;

The search operation has now entered its third day. The local people have been helping the NDRF and police in the search operation.&nbsp;

The Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on June 2 due to heavy rainfall.

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Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered a probe into the incident. He has also asked his Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Girish Mahajan to visit Ratnagiri and provide relief to affected families.

Parts of Maharashtra are hit by worst monsoon rain with Mumbai, country's financial capital, recording the second highest rainfall in the last 45 years.

The death toll in the Tiware dam breach has gone up to 19 with the recovery of one more body on Friday morning, NDRF Inspector Mahesh Kumar said. "One more body was recovered this morning, total 19 bodies have been recovered so far.

The death toll in the Tiware dam breach has gone up to 19 with the recovery of one more body on Friday morning, NDRF Inspector Mahesh Kumar said. "One more body was recovered this morning, total 19 bodies have been recovered so far. We are doing continuous search operation," Kumar said. The search operation has now entered its third day. The local people have been helping the NDRF and police in the search operation. The Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on June 2 due to heavy rainfall. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered a probe into the incident. He has also asked his Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Girish Mahajan to visit Ratnagiri and provide relief to affected families. Parts of Maharashtra are hit by worst monsoon rain with Mumbai, country's financial capital, recording the second highest rainfall in the last 45 years.

Maharashtra: Death toll reaches 19 in Ratnagiri's Tiware dam breach

At least 14 were killed and 11 others were reported missing after Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on Wednesday <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/maharashtra-high-tide-expected-in-mumbai-likely-to-aggravate-waterlogging-woes-232616">following heavy rain over the last 48 hours</a>.

The Nation Disaster Response Force (NDRF) said that the bodies of the 12 people have been identified.

The tide also swept away twelve houses near the dam.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered a probe into the incident. He has also asked his Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Girish Mahajan to visit Ratnagiri and provide relief to affected families.

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The local people have been helping the NDRF and police in the search operation.&nbsp;

Parts of Maharashtra are hit by worst monsoon rain with Mumbai, country's financial capital, recording the second highest rainfall in the last 45 years.

The heavy downpour has caused several accidents across Maharashtra while issues like waterlogging have brought the city to a standstill.

Meanwhile, more rains have been predicted by the Indian Meteorological Department for the next 48 hours.

At least 14 were killed and 11 others were reported missing after Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on Wednesday following heavy rain over the last 48 hours.

At least 14 were killed and 11 others were reported missing after Tiware dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was breached on Wednesday following heavy rain over the last 48 hours. The Nation Disaster Response Force (NDRF) said that the bodies of the 12 people have been identified. The tide also swept away twelve houses near the dam. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered a probe into the incident. He has also asked his Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Girish Mahajan to visit Ratnagiri and provide relief to affected families. The local people have been helping the NDRF and police in the search operation. Parts of Maharashtra are hit by worst monsoon rain with Mumbai, country's financial capital, recording the second highest rainfall in the last 45 years. The heavy downpour has caused several accidents across Maharashtra while issues like waterlogging have brought the city to a standstill. Meanwhile, more rains have been predicted by the Indian Meteorological Department for the next 48 hours.

Maharashtra: Death toll rises to 14 in Ratnagiri's Tiware dam breach

At least six persons were killed and another 20 missing after a small dam burst near Bhendewadi hamlet after a torrential downpour late on Tuesday night, an official said here on Wednesday. Watch full video to know more.

6 killed, 20 missing after dam breach in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district