Rain lashed several parts of Delhi and the surrounding National Capital Region (NCR) on Wednesday evening. Areas including Delhi High Court, South Moti Bagh, Civil Lines and Noida Sector 11 witnessed light showers.
Speaking to ANI, Rajinder Singh, an NDRF official, said, "NDRF and the administration have made very good arrangements... Four teams have been deployed here, and we have rescued almost 1180 people."
Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma on Friday visited the Civil Lines area of Delhi for inspection of the waterlogged areas and stated that there was not a drop of water in the whole Civil Lines area. He said only the service road adjoining the ring road was waterlogged as it was 8 to 10 feet be
"There is a risk of light to moderate rain or thundershowers throughout the next two days, after another period of very light to light rain is anticipated in the early hours of Sunday," as per the Met Department.
Describing more on the incident, the Delhi Police told ANI, "At approximately 9:50 AM, an old roadside Neem tree fell in front of HDFC Bank near Paras Chowk, Kalkaji. As a result, two individuals riding a motorcycle, Sudhir Kumar (age 50) and his daughter, Ms. Priya (age 22), were trapped be
Heavy rainfall lashed several parts of Delhi on Tuesday. Areas including Vijay Chowk, Moti Bagh flyover, Rafi Marg, and Nizamuddin flyover witnessed intense showers.
Delhi is experiencing heavy rainfall on Saturday. Areas including Vasant Kunj, R.K.Puram, Cannaught Place and Minto Bridge are witnessing intense showers. Waterlogging was also witnessed at Panchkuian Marg after continuous rainfall in the National Capital since the early morning.
Heavy rainfall lashed several parts of Delhi on Saturday. Areas including Shastri Bhawan, R.K. Puram, Moti Bagh, and Kidwai Nagar witnessed intense showers.
However, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta on Tuesday inspected the waterlogging situation at Delhi's ITO area. She emphasised that clear instructions have been given to officials to ensure proper arrangements.
Earlier today, heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms affected several regions of Delhi, providing a respite from the prevailing humid weather conditions.
"Gusty wind and rain may impact flight operations to and from Delhi this morning. Please check your flight status... before heading to the airport and allow extra time for your journey," Air India posted on X.