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Bombay death toll rises to 80

Rains claim 37 in other states
BOMBAY. July 14: The death toll from two days of torrential monsoon rains and landslides in Bombay passed 80 today, with another 37 reported killed hi the nearby states of Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh, reports AFP.
Among the dead in Bombay. 68 were victims of a killer mudslide that buried a shanty town In the northern suburb of Ghatkopar on Wednesday, when three people died in a smaller mudslide elsewhere and three more drowned on Bombay's swamped streets.
Officials said the casualty list had mounted Thursday with nine people "sucked into overflowing drains and drowned" in the suburb of Thane.
The rain finally abated today. after a 48-hour deluge that wreaked chaos In Bombay and other areas of western Maharashtra state.
At the Ghatkopar landslide site, rescue officials feared more bodies lay buried under the mass of mud and rock.
Rescuers estimate that some 150 slum dwellings were buried in the landslide, which Gadade said was caused by hilltop toilet blocks seeping sewage into the ground over a period of 10
years.
"The sewage had slowly loosened the earth and undermined the stability of the hill. The rainwater was Just a trigger "
Special tankers were brought in Friday to spray the entire area with disinfectant.
The slum area burled In the slide was entirely Muslim, and an Imam could be seen riding one of the excavators on Friday and helping guide the digging operation.
In the western state of Gujarat. 15 people were reported killed as rains led to flood-like conditions in many areas.
The army was called in to rescue people marooned by rising waters in the suburbs of the state capital Ahmedabad.
In the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, the death toll from the past two days of rain rose to 22 today. Including '5 people killed by lightning strikes.
The rains have disrupted transport, power supplies and communications systems across vast swathes of western and southern India.
Meteorologists said the rains were caused by a low pressure area over the Bay of Bengal and the eastern coast of India.