Speaking to reporters today evening he said that trials will be conducted on on Wednesday, and by Thursday the effects would be noticed. Khadse said that 200 hours of cloud seeding would be done and 100 hours of cloud seeding would be given free of charge by the Khyati Climate Modification Company.
He said that experimentation would be conducted for 90 days and C-Band doppler radar would be pressed into service from August 6.
Director of the Crises Management Department Suhas Diwse said that flares come under the category of explosives and were denied permission by airport authorities in Mumbai, after which they were sent to Aurangabad by road.
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