
Heavy rain turned Delhi roads into choke points on Friday, with 81 waterlogging complaints logged, NDTV reports. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in several areas, worsening…
Heavy rain turned Delhi roads into choke points on Friday, with 81 waterlogging complaints logged, NDTV reports. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in several areas, worsening traffic snarls across the city. Commuters faced long delays as water accumulated on major routes, crippling movement during peak hours.
The IMD alert, issued Friday night, warned of continued downpours. Authorities are on standby but no major relief is expected soon. Residents have taken to social media to highlight flooded streets and stalled vehicles, demanding faster response from civic bodies.
Every monsoon, social media erupts in outrage over Delhi's waterlogged streets, often blaming the government for negligence. But the reality is that the city's drainage system was built for a different era, and sudden heavy downpours will always overwhelm it. The real test is not the number of complaints but how quickly water recedes. Will the 81 complaints this time be cleared within hours, or will they linger for days?
Source: ndtv.com
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