The capital of India, Delhi and nearby areas, was also rained heavily on Thursday. Where it got relief from the humid heat, on the other hand, traffic has been badly affected due to waterlogging in different places. In such a situation, there is news of the sinking of the bus in the underpass in Prahladpur area of Delhi. However, according to the information, no casualties were reported. On the other hand, due to the continuous rains since Thursday morning, the weather department believes that the people of Delhi can get relief from the continuous rains in the next two hours.

In the Sarita Vihar areas of Delhi, a lot of water has accumulated on the road leading to Badarpur. Some vehicles are stuck in the beach water. Due to which people are initiating the release of water along the road. People believe that they are late for office, if they move forward, they will be stuck in the water. Apart from this, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather alert. According to which good rains have been forecast in Delhi till 25 August. The rain started on Wednesday continues on Thursday as well. According to IMD, this rain will continue till August 25. The public has been advised to keep preparations and be careful about this.

Let us tell you that the entire NCR including the capital Delhi has been raining heavily since morning. This has led to waterlogging from the streets to the roads. Due to this, there has been a long jam of vehicles on the way. According to Delhi Traffic Police, traffic will be affected due to water logging in the areas of MB Marg, Barfkhana Chowk, Madanpur near old police outpost, Jhilmil underpass, Azadpur vegetable market, Jahangirpuri and Khajuri towards Bhajanpura.

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