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Yet, again Bengaluru is facing the worst water logging after heavy rainfall lashed India’s silicon city on Sunday night leading to a flood-like situation. Several roads, building basements and major transaction points are submerged causing massive traffic disruption in the city. 
Several videos on the micro-blogging site shared by upset users show the plight of the city hit by torrential rains. While authorities have advised residents not to leave their homes until it's an emergency, hundreds got stuck in traffic jams enroute offices on Monday morning caused by waterlogging. Heavy traffic jams at Marathahalli-Silk board junction were reported. 
Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road, Whitefield, Varthur, and Sarjapur Road and their adjoining areas received heavy showers last night. 
Notably, on August 30, 2022 the IT city witnessed a similar situation. In a letter to CM Bommai, Bengaluru-based Outer Ring Road Companies Association (ORRCA) said that due to incessant rainfall and subsequent flooding, the establishments lost RS 225 crore in a single day, News 18 reported. 
As the city battles a flood-like situation, the Indian Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rains in several districts of Karnataka over the next four days. 
 
 
 

Watch: Buses stuck, roads submerged; Bengaluru severely waterlogged after overnight rainfall

Watch: Buses stuck, roads submerged; Karnataka’s Bengaluru severely waterlogged after overnight rainfall


In what could make situation worse, the Indian Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rains in several districts of Karnataka over the next four days.&nbsp;

Bengaluru is yet again facing severe waterlogging after heavy rainfall lashed India&rsquo;s silicon city on Sunday night leading to a flood-like situation. Several roads, building basements and major transaction points are submerged causing massive traffic disruption in the city.&nbsp;
Several videos shared by upset users on social media show the plight of the city hit by torrential rains.
While authorities have advised residents not to leave their homes until it's an emergency, hundreds got stuck in traffic jams enroute offices on Monday morning. Heavy traffic jams at Marathahalli-Silk board junction were reported.&nbsp;
Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road, Whitefield, Varthur, Sarjapur Road and their adjoining areas received heavy showers last night.&nbsp;
In what could make situation worse, the Indian Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rains in several districts of Karnataka over the next four days.&nbsp;
On August 30, the IT city had witnessed a similar situation. In a letter to Chief Minister Basavraj Bommai, Bengaluru-based Outer Ring Road Companies Association (ORRCA) wrote that due to incessant rainfall and subsequent flooding there was a loss of ₹225 lakh/&nbsp;
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Heavy rainfall prompts suspension of Amarnath Yatra between Panchtarani and the holy cave shrine in Kashmir. No loss of life or injuries has been reported. The pilgrims were sent back to Panchtarni camp and will be allowed to resume yatra once the weather conditions normalise, say officials. Over 2100 people had left for the holy shrine to offer prayers from Jammu base camp earlier today.
Earlier also the poor weather conditions had stalled the yatra causing death of 15 pilgrims in the July 1 flashfloods
The Yatra which resumed on June 30 after a gap of two years is scheduled to continue till August 11

Amarnath yatra stalled amid heavy rains: Officials

Heavy rainfall prompts suspension of Amarnath yatra between Panchtarani and the holy cave shrine in Kashmir. No loss of life or injuries has been reported

Earlier also poor weather conditions had stalled the yatra causing death of 15 pilgrims in the aftermath of July 1 flashfloods

Heavy rainfall prompts suspension of Amarnath Yatra between Panchtarani and the holy cave shrine in Kashmir. No loss of life or injuries has been reported. The pilgrims were sent back to Panchtarni camp and will be allowed to resume yatra once the weather conditions normalise, say officials. Over 2100 people had left for the holy shrine to offer prayers from Jammu base camp earlier today.
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Earlier also the poor weather conditions had stalled the yatra causing death of 15 pilgrims in the July 1 flashfloods
The yatra which resumed on June 30 after a gap of two years is scheduled to continue till August 11

Several parts of Bengaluru experienced heavy flooding due to incessant rains which lead to the overflowing of the Allalasandra lake on Sunday night. 
In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged and flash floods lead to a river like situation on the roads.
Boats were deployed in some areas to ferry people. 
The Elhanka, Nagawara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura spaces of Bengaluru have been specifically suffering from the rain.
Also watch: Southern India reels under heavy rains, IMD says no relief till November 23
In Elhanka, 134 mm of rain fell within the remaining 24 hours on my own, contributing to the world’s heavy waterlogging.
Meanwhile, for Monday and Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department has predicted widespread light to moderate rainfall over South interior Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Mysuru.

Bengaluru: flash floods turn roads into river, boats ferry people

Single-day rains in Bengaluru brought about heavy waterlogging in many places. Boats used to ferry people in some locations.

Flash floods in Bengaluru turn roads into river

Several parts of Bengaluru experienced heavy flooding due to incessant rains which lead to the overflowing of the Allalasandra&nbsp;lake on Sunday night.
In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged and flash floods lead to a river like situation on the roads.
Boats were deployed in some areas to ferry people.
The Elhanka, Nagawara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura spaces of Bengaluru have been specifically suffering from the rain.
Meanwhile, for Monday and Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department has predicted widespread light to moderate rainfall over South interior Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Mysuru.

Bengaluru&nbsp;floods: In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged, boats deployed to ferry people from one location to another&nbsp;

Several parts of Bengaluru experienced heavy flooding due to incessant rains which led to the overflowing of the Allalasandra&nbsp;lake on Sunday night.
In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged and flash floods turned roads into river.
Boats were deployed in some areas to ferry people.
The Elhanka, Nagawara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura spaces of Bengaluru have been specifically suffering from the rain.
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In Elhanka, 134 mm of rain fell within the remaining 24 hours on my own, contributing to the world&rsquo;s heavy waterlogging.
Meanwhile, for Monday and Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department has predicted widespread light to moderate rainfall over South interior Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Mysuru.

Cyclone Shaheen&nbsp;made landfall in Oman on Sunday. The arrival of the storm led to high gust winds and heavy rainfall in the country.&nbsp;
Streets were submerged in the country and flights were grounded as the storm approached. One child was killed due to intense flooding and one individual was reported missing by the Oman News Agency.&nbsp;WATCH: Why the number of cyclones in India is going to increase&nbsp;
People were asked to evacuate their homes in the country's capital city, Muscat.
According to the Indian Meteorological Department's forecast, the cyclone was to reach Oman on Sunday night.&nbsp;
Forecasters also said, that post landfall, Cyclone Shaheen&nbsp;would begin to weaken sharply.&nbsp;
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Cyclone Shaheen makes landfall in Oman: Three dead, streets submerged, flights delayed

Cyclone Shaheen made landfall in Oman, bringing high gust winds and rain with it. One child has died due to excessive flooding. 

Cyclone Shaheen&nbsp;made landfall in Oman on Sunday. The arrival of the storm led to high gust winds and heavy rainfall in the country.&nbsp;
Authorities urged residents to evacuate coastal areas and delayed flights to and from the capital, Muscat
A child who had been swept away by water was found dead, the state news agency said. Another person is missing. Two Asian workers were killed when a hill collapsed on their housing area in an industrial zone as a result of the cyclone.
More than 2,700 people have been put up in emergency shelters.
&nbsp;Most of the oil-exporting country's five million people live in and around Muscat. Authorities said roads in the capital would be open only to vehicles on emergency and humanitarian journeys until the storm dies down.
Police officials are conducting security patrols near beaches and valleys where torrential rains were expected
The national emergency committee has said the power supply would be cut to avoid accidents.

Cyclone Shaheen made landfall in Oman, bringing high gust winds and rain with it. One child has died due to excessive flooding.&nbsp;

Cyclone Shaheen&nbsp;made landfall in Oman on Sunday. The arrival of the storm led to high gust winds and heavy rainfall in the country.&nbsp;
Authorities urged residents to evacuate coastal areas and delayed flights to and from the capital, Muscat
A child who had been swept away by water was found dead, the state news agency said. Another person is missing. Two Asian workers were killed when a hill collapsed on their housing area in an industrial zone as a result of the cyclone. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-more-cyclones-will-hit-india-in-coming-months-boom-1628840093796">WATCH: Why the number of </a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-more-cyclones-will-hit-india-in-coming-months-boom-1628840093796">cyclones in India is going to increase</a>&nbsp;
More than 2,700 people have been put up in emergency shelters.
&nbsp;Most of the oil-exporting country's five million people live in and around Muscat. Authorities said roads in the capital would be open only to vehicles on emergency and humanitarian journeys until the storm dies down.
Police officials are conducting security patrols near beaches and valleys where torrential rains were expected
The national emergency committee has said the power supply would be cut to avoid accidents.
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As many as 129 people have died in rain-related incidents including landslides in Maharashtra in the last 48 hours, a senior official from the state disaster management department said on Friday evening.
38 of those were reported from Raigad&nbsp;due to landslides.&nbsp;Raigad district collector Nidhi Choudhary said the landslide incident was reported late Thursday evening&nbsp;and NDRF, SDRF&nbsp;and Navy teams were rushed to the sports immediately. Rescue efforts where however impeded&nbsp;by heavy showers, waterlogging, and connectivity issues.
Over 25 deaths due to various rain-related incidents have been reported from Satara&nbsp;as well.&nbsp;
The Maharashtra government has announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh each to the kin of people who have died in landslides.&nbsp;

Maharashtra: over 120 dead in rain-related incidents, several missing

As many as 129 people have died in rain-related incidents including landslides in Maharashtra in the last 48 hours, a senior official from the state disaster management department said on Friday evening.

38 of those deaths were reported from Raigad&nbsp;due to landslides.

As many as 129 people have died in rain-related incidents including landslides in Maharashtra in the last 48 hours, a senior official from the state disaster management department said on Friday evening.
38 of those were reported from Raigad&nbsp;due to landslides.&nbsp;Raigad district collector Nidhi Choudhary said the landslide incident was reported late Thursday evening&nbsp;and NDRF, SDRF&nbsp;and Navy teams were rushed to the spot immediately. Rescue efforts where however impeded&nbsp;by heavy showers, waterlogging, and connectivity issues.
Over 25 deaths due to various rain-related incidents have been reported from Satara&nbsp;as well.&nbsp;
The Maharashtra government has announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh each to the next of kin of those who have died in landslides.&nbsp;

Heavy rains lashed Arunachal Pradesh capital in the last few days, leaving left a trail of unprecedented devastation and destruction.
A large portion of the capital highway has also been washed away at D-Sector in Itanagar near IG Park entry gate when the retaining wall caved in. The retaining wall has been raged and crushed down into a nullah.
Torrential rains have also blocked drains triggering flash floods in and around popular shopping complex in Itanagar due to which some shops were inundated and muds.

Arunachal Pradesh: Part of NH-415 collapses after heavy rain in Itanagar

<ul>
<li>Heavy rain lashed Arunachal Pradesh's capital Itanagar</li>
<li>Part of NH-415 collapses after torrential rains</li>
<li>Retaining wall caved in, crushed into a nullah</li>
<li>Heavy rains blocked drains, triggering flash floods&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Heavy rains lashed Arunachal Pradesh's capital, Itanagar in the last few days, leaving a trail of unprecedented devastation and destruction.
A large portion of the capital highway,&nbsp;National Highway-415 has been washed away at D-Sector in Itanagar near IG Park entry gate when the retaining wall caved in. The retaining wall crushed down into a nullah below.
The construction of the National Highway, connecting Naharlagun and Itanagar, was completed only recently.&nbsp;Local authorities have sought a probe into the quality of materials used in construction.
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