Road Cave-In, Flooded Streets: Gurgaon Scenes After Heavy Rain
Gurugram rain: Street close to IIFCO Chowk caves in after heavy rain
A portion of some of the busiest roads in Gurgaon has caved in after just about two days of torrential rain. A large space at the busy IFFCO Chowk cracked and caved on this morning. The world has been cordoned off. Gurgaon has been seeing very heavy rainfall since Tuesday night time, which has brought about intensive waterlogging and site visitors chaos.
Huge site visitors jams have been noticed on Wednesday because of flooding on roads. Automobiles have been stranded close to the underpasses at the upmarket Golfing Route Street. Some spaces noticed waist-deep waterlogging. Visuals of a raft on a flooded street within the millennium town went viral on social media.
Haryana: A portion of street caves in close to Gurugram’s IFFCO Chowk, following heavy rainfall within the area. pic.twitter.com/tVQVfqEVfl
— ANI (@ANI) August 20, 2020
Serious waterlogging was once noticed even lately after sharp showers within the morning at the Delhi-Jaipur Throughway in Gurgaon.
Gurugram: Serious water-logging at Delhi-Jaipur Throughway after heavy rains within the space. #Haryanapic.twitter.com/oMWTCLVema
— ANI (@ANI) August 20, 2020
The India Meteorological Division has predicted cloudy skies with the potential for thundershowers until August 24 in Haryana.
“Thunderstorms with mild to average rain would proceed to happen at many puts in whole Delhi, IGI Airport, Dadri, Ghaziabad, Noida, Higher-Noida, Ballabgarh, Faridabad, Gurugram, Manesar, Sohna, Modinagar, Pilakhua, Bulandshahar and Sikandarabad,” the elements division stated.
In keeping with the IMD, south-westerly winds from the Arabian Sea and south-easterly winds from the Bay of Bengal are feeding moisture to the area, inflicting extraordinarily heavy rain.
