Last Updated on 26/07/2024 by wccexam Desk
After Mumbai, today, on 26th July, many areas of the country’s capital Delhi have received heavy rains. Due to this heavy rain, the condition of Delhi has become similar to Mumbai. Due to the rain late at night and early in the morning, water has accumulated at many places. The ring road in Moti Bagh is flooded. Due to this, there is a traffic jam, vehicles are crawling.
There is a strong flow of water on the ring road. It seems as if a canal is flowing on the ring road. Rain has caused problems not only in the ring road but also in many other areas. It is time to go to office early in the morning and the capital is flooded with water.
Delhi’s Shanti Path was also not untouched by this. There is a lot of waterlogging here too. The Meteorological Department says that a group of clouds is passing through Delhi. The speed is slow but moderate to intense phase may continue during the next 2 hours. The Meteorological Department issued this alert at 6 am.
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According to the IMD, there is an orange alert for heavy to very heavy rain in some parts of Delhi. There is a possibility of intense to very intense rain of 2-5 cm/hour in some parts of North and Northeast Delhi till 8 am. The IMD has advised to avoid going to areas where there is often a problem of waterlogging. Also avoid staying in areas with weak structures during this time.
The weather department says that local roads may be flooded, waterlogging may occur in low-lying areas and underpasses may be closed. Apart from this, visibility may also be reduced due to heavy rain.