WATERLOGGING
Delhi Rains: National Capital struggles as incessant downpour brings waterlogging, traffic jams
Delhi residents experienced traffic chaos due to severe water-logging following heavy rains. Key areas including Dhaula Kuan, MB Road, Rohtak Road, and Outer Ring Road faced major congestion. Delhi Traffic Police issued advisories for affected routes. The Regional Meteorological Centre has issued alerts for various parts of the capital.
Delhi weather: Heavy rain lashes parts of Delhi-NCR, waterlogging reported in some areas
Rain and thunderstorms hit Delhi and NCR on Wednesday, causing waterlogging in some areas. The IMD has issued a yellow alert, predicting a cloudy sky with moderate rain. This August saw the highest number of rainy days in 14 years. On August 25, significant rainfall brought relief from humid weather in the city.
Delhi drowning in its trash, silt and AAP govt's feuds with Centre
Heavy monsoon in 2024 resulted in severe flooding across Delhi, leading to multiple deaths. A government assessment pointed out that years of neglected silt and debris have choked key drainage systems. The LG has stepped in, assigning the Irrigation & Flood Control department to manage major drains and commence desilting operations.
Water water everywhere? Delhi govt has a long-term solution for waterlogging issue
The Delhi government has proposed long-term solutions to tackle the city's persistent waterlogging issues during monsoon. Key measures include technology enhancement for drainage monitoring, resolving inter-agency conflicts, and increasing C&D waste and dairy waste management. The use of real-time monitoring and rejuvenation of waterbodies is also part of the strategy.
Delhi rain brings waterlogging, traffic jam. IMD says brace for more this entire week
Delhi-NCR experienced heavy rain on Tuesday morning, alleviating hot and humid conditions but leading to severe waterlogging in numerous areas. The India Meteorological Department predicted light rain until Saturday, issuing a 'yellow' alert for possible disruptions. Significant rainfall was recorded, affecting traffic across several key locations in the capital.
Delhi faces heavy rainfall: Traffic disruptions, waterlogging, and weather forecast
Delhi Rains: Heavy rainfall in Delhi-NCR on Tuesday brought much-needed relief from the heat but also caused widespread waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted light to moderate rainfall in the coming days, with an orange alert issued for parts of the city. Commuters faced significant challenges due to waterlogged streets and traffic diversions, with authorities urging residents to take alternate routes. This article provides detailed updates on the weather, traffic, and ongoing alerts in the region.
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Delhi rains: Traffic alerts issued amid waterlogging on many roads. Check weather forecast
Delhi, Gurugram weather: Heavy rainfall in Delhi on Sunday led to severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions across the city. The India Meteorological Department has forecast more showers and issued an 'orange' alert for the region. Major affected areas include Najafgarh-Phirni Road, Ring Road, and Rohtak Road, with motorists advised to avoid these routes. The forecast suggests continued rain throughout the week.
Bengaluru hit by heavy rains. Traffic alerts issued for key roads due to massive waterlogging
Bengaluru Weather: Heavy rains hit Bengaluru this morning, causing waterlogging and traffic delays on key roads such as Bannerghatta Road, Wind Tunnel Road, and ORR. Commuters are advised to plan for delays. The city will experience light rain in the coming days with temperatures between 20°C and 30°C. Drivers are advised to use alternate routes where possible.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall in several parts of Rajasthan, issues red alert
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued heavy rainfall warnings for various regions in Rajasthan, with a red alert in Sawai Madhopur, Karoli, and Bharatpur for intense showers and thunderstorms. Jaipur, Alwar, and several other areas are under an orange alert for light to medium rainfall and possible flooding. A yellow alert is in place for Kota and surrounding regions. Residents are urged to take precautions due to anticipated waterlogging and potential flooding.
7-year-old boy drowns in waterlogged park in Delhi's Rohini
Heavy rainfall in Delhi and Gurugram has led to multiple incidents, including a tragic drowning of a seven-year-old boy in Rohini, a fire at a residential building in Fatehpur Beri, and severe waterlogging across both cities. Authorities are investigating the drowning and fire incidents, with measures underway to address the impact of the heavy rains.
Heavy rain causes waterlogging and traffic jams in Gurugram
Gurugram experienced heavy rain on Sunday, causing severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions, especially in areas like Gurugram-Delhi Expressway. The city recorded 53mm of rainfall by 8:30 am, with some areas getting over 80mm. Commuters faced difficulties navigating through flooded streets, and subways were shut. Severe weather also impacted Ambala, with further rain expected in Haryana.
Drain deaths in east Delhi: HC lists plea for hearing on August 6
The Delhi High Court set an August 6 hearing for the case of a mother and son who died after falling into an open drain in Ghazipur. The MCD has been made a party to the case after jurisdiction issues arose. The plea seeks compensation and safety measures for ongoing drain projects.
Incessant rains lash Kolkata, flooding airport runway and causing widespread disruptions
Widespread waterlogging was reported in various parts of Kolkata, as well as in nearby cities such as Howrah, Salt Lake, and Barrackpore. The downpour significantly impacted daily life and caused disruptions in transportation across the region.
BJP wants power, but no responsibilities: AAP on east Delhi drownings
The Delhi Development Authority has stated that a major portion of the drain, where the tragedy struck, had been handed over to the MCD, while the portion under it is covered with RCC slabs. Tanuja and her three-year-old son Priyansh slipped and fell into a waterlogged under-construction drain around 8 pm on Wednesday, amid heavy rain near Khoda Colony in Ghazipur. The two were returning from a weekly market when the incident happened.
Delhi needs storm water drainage plan, say experts
Water flows on the roads even from the rooftops of homes as there is no proper outlet to the drainage system, said architect and urban planner Suptendu P Biswas.
How Chennai, Davanagere, Vadodara & Agartala used technology to control urban flooding
Several cities have solved this problem through implementation of several projects under the Smart Cities Mission, the flagship programme of the BJP government which aims to develop 100 smart cities. ET takes a look at how this issue was addressed by four cities.
Videos of waterlogged, leaking Parliament start meme fest. Check hilarious tweets
Heavy rains on Wednesday led to traffic congestion and waterlogging across Delhi and NCR, impacting the new Parliament. Social media users shared videos showing water issues inside and outside the complex, expressing dissatisfaction over its high construction costs. The new Parliament building, opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in May, faced significant public criticism.
Lucknow waterlogging: Woman on two-wheeler groped, splashed with flooded water near Taj Hotel. Video goes viral
A woman riding pillion on a bike in Lucknow was harassed by men on a flooded road, as shown in a viral video. The men splashed water and pulled the bike, causing the duo to fall. One man groped the woman during the incident. Police intervened, dispersed the crowd, and are identifying the culprits using CCTV footage.
Delhi Rains: Traffic police gets 50 complaints regarding waterlogging issues amid heavy rainfall
Delhi Rains: Delhi saw heavy rainfall causing over 50 waterlogging complaints and traffic disruptions from 6 PM to midnight. Three lives were tragically lost: a mother and son in a waterlogged drain and one person in a structure collapse. Schools will remain closed due to a forecast of ongoing heavy rains till August 5.
Severe rainfall hits Delhi: At least 10 flights diverted, severe waterlogging reported
Heavy rainfall has led to severe disruptions in Delhi, including the diversion of at least 10 flights. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for the region, forecasting continued heavy rains until August 5. Traffic congestion and waterlogging are significant issues, with key areas like Parliament and Pant Marg experiencing severe impacts. The extended forecast predicts further heavy rains across Delhi and neighboring regions.
Delhi-NCR traffic comes to a halt as heavy rains cause widespread flooding
Heavy rainfall in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) on Wednesday caused severe waterlogging, disrupting traffic and daily life. The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert, predicting continued heavy rain until August 5. The downpour has affected transportation, including flight diversions and extensive water accumulation in key areas. Authorities are addressing waterlogging issues to minimize public inconvenience.
Waterlogging, traffic snarls all over Delhi after heavy rainfall
Delhi experienced heavy rain on Wednesday, causing widespread waterlogging and major traffic disruptions. Central Delhi's Pragati Maidan observatory noted 112.5 mm of rain in just one hour. Traffic police issued advisories warning drivers to avoid key areas affected by flooding. Shops in Kamla Nagar also reported water ingress.
Delhi schools shut amid heavy rain: Red alert issued by Meteorological department
Heavy rainfall in Delhi on Wednesday evening caused widespread disruptions, including collapsed houses, flooded roads, and diverted flights. The Delhi government has announced school closures for Thursday due to the continuing severe weather. Areas such as Chandni Chowk and Rajinder Nagar experienced significant waterlogging, complicating transportation and emergency responses.
Delhi drenched by heavy rain; police issues advisory on traffic diversions
Delhi experienced heavy rains and thunderstorms on Friday, providing relief from humid weather but causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts more showers in the next two hours. Areas like Burari, Model Town, and Patel Nagar saw moderate rainfall and thunderstorms. Light rain affected places including Narela and India Gate. Convective clouds suggest ongoing rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds. The IMD warned of localized flooding and traffic issues. Delhi Traffic Police issued advisories for waterlogged roads and alternative routes. Delhi University recorded the highest rainfall at 89.5 mm in the last 24 hours.
Mumbai's incessant rainfall disrupts flights and trains, IMD issues red alert
Mumbai faced severe disruptions due to incessant overnight rainfall, resulting in waterlogging, flight delays, and affected local train services. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert predicting further heavy rain. Flight operations at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport were briefly suspended due to poor visibility. Airlines like Air India and IndiGo issued travel advisories. Local train services were affected, and two out of seven lakes supplying water to the city started overflowing.
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