Delhi Rains: The roads in the parts of the National Capital changed into rivers after heavy rains pounded Delhi on Wednesday, July 23. Multiple videos of people have appeared on social media either swimming or voyage in several water areas.
Add to this, the Minister of the Party Aam Admi and the sarcastic “congratulations” of the former CM Atishi Delhi cm Rekha Gupta.
“Many congratulations to the main minister @gpta_rekha for starting water sports in Delhi!” Atishi joked on X and published visual people trying to wade through deep rainwater p at the knee, with some commuting ones who walk with a bike with a bike instead of passing through a waterlogged area.
Other videos published by the former cm also show that people are sailing at the waist of deep waters or ships.
Has the operation in what areas have been disrupted?
In addition to the water on the intense downpour, disturbance of traffic from several parts of Delhi, including South Delhi, Southeast Delhi, Northern Delhi, ITo, South Extension, NH-8, Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road, Nezru Place, east of Kailash and Colony Road, were reported.
From 11:30, Safdarjung recorded 9.1 mm precipitation, while other stations showed the following amounts: Lodhi Road 11.2 mm and Pragati Maidan 6 mm. Between 5:30 and 8:30, Safdarjung recorded 5.6 mm rain, while other areas saw higher sums: Pragati Maidan 16.6 mm, Pusa 10 mm, Janakpuri 9.5 mm and Najafgarh 2 mm, according to the weather observatory.
IMD weather forecast for Delhi
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released a yellow warning for Delhi on Wednesday 23 July, warned against a cloudy sky with mild magic of rain towards the night.
The authorities advised residents to stay at home, avoid traveling, followed the updates of the operation, followed from the electric poles and wires, and delayed the shelter under the trees.
The showers led to a decrease in temperature and provided relief to the inhabitants affected by humidity, IMD said.
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