A total of 38 tons of relief material was transported by the Air Force's MI-17 helicopter to the flood-ravaged Kolhapur district in Maharashtra in the last four days, a local official said on Tuesday.
The floodwaters were receding in most parts.
The district reported ten deaths in flood-related mishaps in the last nine days.
In Shirol tehsil, the MI-17 helicopter dropped 12 tones of relief material including food and water in 15 villages which were still marooned on Tuesday, said a district official.
The situation elsewhere in the district was normal, he added.
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