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Bengaluru Rain Live Updates: Heavy Rain Causes Waterlogging, Traffic Jams

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Bengaluru Rain Live Updates: Heavy Rain Causes Waterlogging, Traffic Jams

[ad_1] Bengaluru rains: the city witnessed a similar situation last TuesdayBengaluru: Karnataka's capital Bengaluru reeled under severe waterlogging as incessant heavy rainfall lashed the city. Waterlogging led to traffic jams and disruptions in the lives of normal people in several parts of Bengaluru. This is the second time in a week that the Karnataka state capital is witnessing such severe waterlogging.Here are the LIVE updates on Bengaluru rains:Get NDTV UpdatesTurn on notifications to receive alerts as this story develops.Karnataka Chief Minister To Discuss RS 225 Crore Loss to IT Companies Due To RainKarnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has assured IT companies about a discussion on the estimated loss of ₹ 225 crore due to rain and waterlogging in Bengaluru.He said that he wi...

Bengaluru Roads Under Water After Heavy Rain, Second Time In A Week

[ad_1] Bengaluru rainfall: Visuals showed buses stuck in the middle of the flooded Old Airport Road.Bengaluru: Several areas in Bengaluru are waterlogged and roads submerged after heavy overnight rains, with traffic jams being reported at important junctions in the city. This is the second time in a week that the Karnataka state capital is witnessing such severe waterlogging.Many arterial roads were inundated while the basements of apartments were flooded after the rainfall last night. A traffic advisory urged residents to avoid going out of their homes except for emergency, and not to send children to school.#WATCH | Karnataka: Massive traffic jam on Marathahalli-Silk Board junction road in Bengaluru amid severe waterlogging caused due to heavy rainfall pic.twitter.com/KUnF0cuPtR— ANI (...

In Rain-Hit Bengaluru, “Fresh Catch” On Road Leaves Internet Stunned

[ad_1] The photo shows a fish caught on a waterlogged road in Bengaluru.The heavy rain in Bengaluru on Tuesday turned city's roads into rivers, with rescuers using boats to evacuate stranded citizens. The crisis also threw up some surprises. Twitter users have posted photos on the social media platform showing volunteers holding a fish caught from the waterlogged roads. People said there is no need to go to the sea for fishing, as "fresh catch" is available in the middle of the road. The Karnataka government has estimated rain-related losses since June to the tune of Rs 7,647.13 crore."Come to Bangalore. You get fresh catch in the middle of the road now!" said a tweet posted by user Sameer Mohan.Come to Bangalore. You get fresh catch in the middle of the road now! pic.twitter.com/uIdTX5j...