Rain Claims One Life in Hyderabad

Haydarabad: A man died on Wednesday, when the city faced some kind of flood, while trying to negotiate during a flooded railway underpass in Balkampet. The effect of the rain was felt throughout the city, the houses in several areas were flooded and the residents were desperate. This was swept in the fourth fourth death in the city last week, three of them in Mushererabad and Asifnagar.

Thursday rain, heavy, a little more gentle. Between 8.30 on Wednesday and 5.30 on Thursday, Begumpet, 12.96 mm rainfall and the effect was felt at Rasolpura and Patny Colony. Musheerabad recorded 12.9 cm in the same period, Secuunderabad 11.9 cm and Khairatabad 11.6 cm

The rain hit again on Thursday, the flood roads, the low areas filled. Authorities issued warnings, intervention teams deployed and urged to be careful because more rain was estimated.

In the evenings, Falaknuma, Chandulal Baradari, Charminar, Malakpet, Gunfoundry, Santosh Nagar, Nampally and others, such as areas such as heavy rainfall in a short time. TGDPS data showed that Falaknuma was 76.3 mm, Chandulal Baradari 69.5 mm and Charminar 69.3 mm.

The roads in Madhapur are full of water in a few minutes in the Panjagutta-Begumpet Stretch near Praja Bhavan, Chilkalguda, Chatrinaka, Maitrivanam and others in the central region. Traffic was seriously broken; Vehicles were advised to avoid these stretches.

Old CBI neighborhoods, Ambedkar Nagar, Motilal Nehru Park Colony, Sriram Nagar and Banjara Hills in colonies such as inhabitants, flood waters entered the houses and cellar, said damage to the goods. The urgency of the improvements in drainage, sewage jet and maintenance of underpasses were repeatedly emphasized.

In response to the rain and water diary on Wednesday night, power failures were reported in Musheerabad, ERRAGADDA, Ameerpet, Borabanda and Filmnagar. In some regions, the power was restored on Thursday at 02.

Met Office (IMD) released a yellow warning for Haydarabad and various regions, and 30-40 kmph of light winds, moderate rain or storms, which continued until Thursday night and until Friday.

GHMC and disaster intervention teams, including the authorities, driven drainage and flood -prone regions took action to relieve the blockages. HMWSSB officials watched the reservoir levels and released flood doors to prevent overflowing.