Rain continues to wreak havoc in many hill states including Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Following the rains, the landslides washed away 10 houses in the state. 3 people died in the accident, while 12 people including an MBBS student went missing.
A 10-year-old girl was washed away in Nagrota Bagwan of the state, whose body was found 300 meters away. At the same time, 12 cars and more than a dozen motorcycles were washed away in the tourist spot Bhagsunag. In Bihar's Muzaffarpur, roads turned into rivers due to rain. Had to sail here. Manjhi river has changed its course in Chaitru village of Dharamsala and started flowing on the road.
It is raining intermittently in many districts of Bihar including Patna. In Muzaffarpur, the situation has become so bad that boats have to be plying on the roads. People are forced to live on the roofs. The water level of the Budhi Gandak river is continuously rising here. Meanwhile, people are accusing the sailors of extorting arbitrary money. People say that 10 thousand people live in the Dhab locality of Muzaffarpur where there is a flood-like situation, but the administration has arranged for only two boats. Private boat drivers are taking advantage of this. Usually the sailors who take 10 rupees are charging up to 100 rupees from the people.
Landslide occurred due to torrential rains in Dabrani area of Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. Due to this the Gangotri National Highway has been blocked. The Border Roads Organization (BRO) is working to clear the debris from the highway.
After a long wait, it rained in Delhi on Tuesday morning and many roads got waterlogged. According to the Meteorological Department, 2.5 cm of rain was recorded in Delhi between 7 am and 8:30 am. The underpass built in the Prahladpur area here was filled with water. People had to drag their bikes up to their knees in the water. Due to water logging in Dhaulakuan, there was heavy traffic. Waterlogging also occurred on AIIMS flyover.
Several cities of Punjab including Amritsar, Ludhiana, Pathankot and Jalandhar received rain on Tuesday. It rained heavily in Amritsar at 6 am. It rained here for about half an hour. North and Central Punjab received maximum rainfall. At the same time, it rained 56 mm in Amritsar and 4 hours in Ludhiana.
