Visuals from Noida showed hundreds of vehicles submerged in water (L) and waterlogged road in Delhi. (Twitter: ANI and @SarkariHelpline)
Rain News Updates: The district administration in Raigad has also declared a holiday for all schools and colleges on Wednesday, July 26, in view of the ‘red’ alert
Rain News Updates: A potential flash flood warning has been issued for parts of coastal Karnataka and north interior Karnataka, prompting the Siddaramaiah-government to declare holiday for schools and colleges in the vulnerable regions.
Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah said that the government has reviewed the risk prone areas and is “well prepared to tackle the issues on ground”. He advised residents to adhere to the instructions of the local administration.
Meanwhile, in the neighbouring state of Maharashtra, the district administration in Raigad has also declared a holiday for all schools and colleges on Wednesday, July 26, in view of the ‘red’ alert issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
Rain Situation in Other States:
• Delhi, Noida and other regions of the national capital woke up to rains on Wednesday. Visuals from Uttar Pradesh’s Noida showed hundreds of vehicles submerged in water as the Eco-Tech area was flooded due to rise in water levels of Hindon river.
नोएडा, उत्तर प्रदेशहिंडन नदी का जलस्तर बढ़ गया है। जिसके कारण नोएडा इको-टेक क्षेत्र में पानी भर गया है और हजारों गाडियां डूब गई हैं। #hindonriver #Noida pic.twitter.com/gsZ3BbkSVG
— Versha Singh (@Vershasingh26) July 25, 2023
• The meteorological department has predicted heavy rains in Delhi-NCR for the next two to three hours. In view of the weather condition, office-goers are likely to face inconvenience in travelling. Schools in Noida have been shut too.
• The IMD has also issued a ‘red’ alert for Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
• Telangana schools will remain shut on July 26 and 27 (Wednesday and Thursday) after chief minister Chandrashekar Rao has instructed the state education minister Sabita Indra Reddy to declare two-day holiday amid incessant rains.
• Considering IMD’s heavy rain forecast in Hyderabad on Wednesday, the Cyberabad Commissionerate in the city advised IT companies to let their employees leave offices in phases to avoid traffic jams.