Bhongir: Rain water enters Yadadri Balalayam
Temple priests performed pooja programmes at Balalyam as usual. Devotees, however, are not permitted to have darshans at the temple due to the lockdown.
Nalgonda/Yadadri-Bhongir: Heavy rains lashed erstwhile Nalgonda district on Thursday morning, resulting in rain water entering Balalayam of Sri Lakshminarsimha Swamy temple on Yadadri hill shrine.
With the flooring works around the main temple completed, Balalayam is on a slightly lower area on the hill shrine. Due to heavy rain, the water started entering the Balalyam and flowing out of the entrance door. This fortunately prevented water stagnation in Balalayam. The water did not rise to the level where the presiding deities are placed in the temple.
Temple priests performed pooja programmes at Balalyam as usual. Devotees, however, are not permitted to have darshans at the temple due to the lockdown.
Temple authorities also took measures to drain out the water from Balalayam.
Meanwhile, Yadadri-Bhongir district, Narayanpur, Bhongir, Mothkur, Valigonda, Athamkur(M), Ramannapet, Choutuppal, Bhoodan Pochampally and Addagudur mandals witnessed moderate to heavy rain since early hours of Thursday.
The highest rainfall of 135.4mm was reported in Bhoodhan Pochampally mandal while Ramannapet mandal recorded lowest of 0.5mm.
In Nalgonda district, moderate to heavy rain was reported in Tripuraram, Munugode, Damaracherla, Miryalaguda, Shaligowraram, Peddavoora, Gurrampode, nampally, Kanagal Kattangur, Gurrampode, Tirumalgiri(Sagar) mandals. Sheshaleti stream was overflowing at Nampally due to the heavy rain.
Chandur mandal witnessed the highest rainfall of 12 cm by 8.30 am. Out of 23 mandals in Suryapet district, 18 mandals witnessed moderate to heavy rains. Average rainfall of 22.2 mm was reported in the district. Highest rainfall of 13.4 cm was reported in Garidepally mandal.
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