Rains in the capital
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Today, Hyderabad: The heavy rain that fell in Hyderabad on Tuesday caused havoc. created Almost all areas were shaken by the Kumbha rain. The highest is 13 cm in Malkajigiri Vinayaknagar ward office area. Rainfall is recorded. 8.75 cm in Bansilalpet and 7.9 cm in Himayatnagar Vithalwadi. It rained. The city was shaken as Varana burst forth with thunder, lightning and gusty winds. Especially in the old city, two people lost their lives when the wire of the street lights was cut. An old arch collapsed slightly in the Garbage Bazaar near Charminar. Huge trees were uprooted in Amberpet, Mushirabad and other areas. It rained here and there in Rangareddy, Medchal Malkajigiri, Nalgonda, Suryapet, Nirmal and other districts.
By the time the offices were over, it was pouring down. The roads were crowded with employees leaving for their homes. As the flood is flowing on the main roads, motorists are stuck everywhere. Although the officials of the three corporations, police commissionerates and Hydra personnel tried to divert the flood water on the roads, the result was not seen. Gachibowli-Kondapur route, Jubilee Hills Road No. 45-Mindspace roads were severely affected. This is the situation on all the roads in the IT corridor. Rapido and other online vehicle bookings are not working and people are in trouble. Traffic from Rayadurgam metro station to Cybertowers has stopped. Cyberabad traffic police diverted the vehicles as waist-deep water stood on the Kukatpally Housing Board 6 Phase main road. Low-lying areas in Manikonda were flooded. Water entered some houses in Neknampur division. The vehicular traffic has come to a standstill on the steel bridge of Hussainsagar Tankbund and RTC Cross Road due to the flood. As usual, the flood water at Malakpet RUB stood at a huge level. The road under the Malakpet metro station has turned into a pond due to the overflow of sewage pipelines and flood channels.Active Monsoon..:Meteorological department said that the southwest monsoon is moving actively. A surface circulation is said to have formed in the vicinity of Karnataka. Vikarabad, Mahabubnagar, Narayanapet and Jogulamba Gadwal districts will receive heavy rains on Wednesday, it said. 'Yellow' color warnings have been issued for these districts. It said that there are chances of moderate rains across the state for the next four days. src="https://assets.eenadu.net/article_img/gh090626main-2d.webp" alt="" class="img-fluid rounded">
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