Rain Bengaluru: On Monday, JCB was rescued to rescue when Bengalur was awakened on the Greeks instead of roads after tireless collisions overnight.
Videos on social media showed that Panathur Railway under the bridge, including, among other things, completely flooded, while police use the loaders on contradictions to wade through the knee waters. Several parts of the city, including the popular Silk Board Junction, Bommanahalli and the HRBR layout, were also suspended because of the heavy downpour.
Bengaluru rain
The capital of Karnataka was on Sunday 18 May until the first hours of Monday, May 19, because the city recorded its most difficult precipitation of the year. Almost six hours it rained cats and dogs, changed the road into rivers and caused floods in several areas.
What began as a typical evening turned into a nightmare into the weather, with water reporting across several areas, preventing vehicles and disruption of everyday life. Since then, the Indian meteorological department (IMD) has issued a heavy rain warning for the city and urged the inhabitants to remain cautious because there may be more showers on the horizon.
Woman killed after collapse of the wall
On Mahadevapo East Bengalur, a 35-year-old woman was killed after she collapsed on her composed wall-to-date officials believe that she was launched by an intense weekend collision in the city, PTI reported.
The Deputy Minister of DK Shivakumar said that the suffering of IT capital was not new during the rainy, but the government has now worked on finding a long -term solution.
Bengaluru has received about 104 mm of precipitation in the last 24 hours, flooded many low -laid areas and led to piles of operation. This made the BJP to start a scary attack on the ruling congress. Former Deputy Chief Minister and Mla of Malleswaram, CN Ashwath Narayan, criticized Shivakumar and said, “Crores spent. Zero results.”
A heavy downpour is not common; 150 people evacuated from SAI layout
The state officer of the power of response to natural disasters said PTI that no one in Bengalur had expected such an intense magic of rain. Weather experts reflected sentiment and noted that such heavy downpours in May are not common.
The impact was particularly serious in the SAI residential area, with approximately 300 houses. “This area always fights during the rain, but this time it was stunning,” the clerk said.
The ground floors were half immersed and the inhabitants were imprisoned inside their homes. Emergency teams evacuated almost 150 people from the flooded neighborhood.
The last time Bengaluru saw similar precipitation in May, returned in 2022, around the same date. By the way, a record of all time for May is 153.9 mm, which was set on 6 May 1909, according to PTI.
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