Patna is underwater as heavy rains have brought the Bihar Capital to a standstill. Schools have been closed till Tuesday as weather department has warned of more rains in the state. Roads, offices and hospitals have been inundated. Residents in flooded areas were taken out in rescue boats. Bihar government has asked Indian Air Force for two helicopters for lifting and airdropping food packets and medicines, in the flood-affected areas of Patna. CM Nitish Kumar on Sunday said that even weather department is clueless making different predictions at different points of time. 27 people have been reported dead so far.
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