The in a single day rains in northern Bengaluru prompted heavy waterlogging in a number of elements of the town.
Bengaluru/Chennai:
Northern Bengaluru and several other pockets of northern Chennai’s Manali space skilled heavy flooding because of torrential rain in elements of the South on Sunday evening.
Water entered a number of properties within the Manali suburb of Tamil Nadu’s capital. Many elements of the neighbourhood in northern Chennai had been closely inundated as a consequence of extra discharge from the Kosasthalaiyar river. Excess water overflowing from the neighbouring Andhra Pradesh metropolis of Chitoor additionally contributed to the in a single day deluge.
Boats have been deployed in some areas of northern Chennai to take care of the state of affairs. Discharge from the Poondi reservoir in Tamil Nadu’s Thiruvallur district will even be lowered, authorities mentioned at the moment.
Meanwhile, Karnataka’s capital metropolis Bengaluru noticed heavy flooding in a single day because the Allalasandra lake overflowed, inundating the lake’s surrounding areas. Several roads in northern Bengaluru had been left closely waterlogged because of final evening’s downpour.
The Yelahanka, Nagavara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura areas of Bengaluru had been significantly affected by the rain. In Yelahanka, 134 mm of rain fell within the final 24 hours alone, contributing to the realm’s heavy waterlogging.