Bengaluru Rains: Heavy Rainfall Batters ‘Silicon City’, Several Areas Inundated; Yellow Alert Issued For Three Days (Videos)
Bengaluru, October 20: Bengaluru woke up to a rainy day on Thursday with several areas getting flooded and life thrown out of gear. Heavy rain has been pounding the city since Wednesday night, resulting in the inundation of the roads, residential areas, and also caused wall collapse.
The authorities are crossing their fingers as the India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for three days in the state capital. Heavy rain continued to pound the city till the early hours. Bengaluru Rains: Thunderstorm, Heavy Rainfall Lash City; #BangaloreRains Trends on Twitter (See Pics and Videos).
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Heavy rains brings massive chaos in #Bengaluru, wall collapses near Majestic bus station
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Wall built near the BMRCL construction site near the JD(S) party office collapsed resulting in public outrage. Seven cars and two bikes were damaged in the incident. Two persons who were in the car that was parked beside the wall, had a narrow escape.
The rain have inundated residential areas of Indiranagar II Stage, HAL Layout in Indiranagar and HSR Layout. The rainwater had sunk bikes and cars parked in front of the houses. The residents at many locations have had severe inconvenience as water entered their houses. Karnataka Rains: Heavy Rainfall Predicted in 12 Districts for Next 2 Days, Yellow Alert for Bengaluru.
Many vehicles were left stranded on the roads due to waterlogging. The owners of two-wheelers had a harrowing time as their vehicles started flowing with the rainwater as the water level rose on the roads in Shivajinagar Old Market region.
Shantinagar, Jayanagar, Vijayanagar, Mysuru Road, Majestic, City Market, Rajajinagar, Kengeri, Uttarahalli, Yelahanka, Hebbal regions were heavily affected by the rain. Mahadevapura and Bengaluru East, the regions which experienced flood fury recently recorded 60 to 80 mm of rainfall.
(The above story first appeared on Today News 24 on Oct 20, 2022 11:18 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website todaynews24.top).
