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After a heatwave, the other extreme - waterlogging. Following weeks of sweltering heat, the residents of Hyderabad experienced some relief in the form of rainfall. However, the relief quickly turned into agony of a different kind.
Many low-lying areas of Telangana's capital city were inundated following heavy rain. The situation was so bad in some areas, that some people were seen using rubber boats to evade the inundated spots.
Water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta. A road near the Yadadri temple also caved in, causing traffic snarls and inconveniencing pilgrims headed to the place of worship.

Hyderabad: boats on streets as heatwave is replaced by heavy rain, waterlogging | Telangana

((BOAT VISUALS))
After a heatwave, the other extreme - waterlogging.
 ((OTHER VISUALS OF HYD RAIN))
Following weeks of sweltering heat, the residents of Hyderabad experienced some relief in the form of rainfall. However, the relief quickly turned into agony of a different kind.
 ((BOAT VISUALS))
Many low-lying areas of Telangana's capital city were inundated following heavy rain. The situation was so bad in some areas, that some people were seen using rubber boats to evade the inundated spots.
Water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta. A road near the Yadadri temple also caved in, causing traffic snarls and inconveniencing pilgrims headed to the place of worship.
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CAPTIONS Heavy rainfall in Hyderabad Water-logging in some areas Boats seen on flooded roads Trees uprooted in some areas Road cave-in near Yadadri temple

Telangana rain: water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta.

After a heatwave, the other extreme - waterlogging. Following weeks of sweltering heat, the residents of Hyderabad experienced some relief in the form of rainfall. However, the relief quickly turned into agony of a different kind.
Many low-lying areas of Telangana's capital city were inundated following heavy rain. The situation was so bad in some areas, that some people were seen using rubber boats to evade the inundated spots.
Water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta. A road near the Yadadri temple also caved in, causing traffic snarls and inconveniencing pilgrims headed to the place of worship.

Office goers had a harrowing time on Tuesday as heavy rain led to water-logging and traffic problems in many parts of the Capital.
Visuals from Palam area of Delhi showed water entering a moving DTC bus causing inconvenience to commuters.
Water logging was reported from several parts of the city after the morning downpour.
Visuals from Pragati Maidan area also showed cars, bikes and autos partially submerged in water with commuters struggling to make it to their offices.
While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

Rain pain in Delhi: Water enters moving bus, traffic snarls after heavy showers

Watch: Water enters moving bus, traffic snarls in the Capital after heavy early morning showers

Rain pain in the Capital after heavy early morning showers

Office goers had a harrowing time on Tuesday as heavy rain led to water-logging and traffic problems in many parts of the Capital.
Visuals from Palam area of Delhi showed water entering a moving DTC bus causing inconvenience to commuters.
Water logging was reported from several parts of the city after the morning downpour.
Visuals from Pragati Maidan area also showed cars, bikes and autos partially submerged in water with commuters struggling to make it to their offices.
While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

Office goers had a harrowing time on Tuesday as heavy rain led to water-logging and traffic problems in many parts of the Capital.
Visuals from Palam area of Delhi showed water entering a moving DTC bus causing inconvenience to commuters.
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Water logging was reported from several parts of the city after the morning downpour.
Visuals from Pragati Maidan area also showed cars, bikes and autos partially submerged in water with commuters struggling to make it to their offices.
While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

New Noonmati pump house, installed with 4 high-powered pumps, will discharge water from Bharalu and help in solving the city’s perennial monsoon woes.

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