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Heavy rain pounded parts of the erstwhile Warangal district since Sunday night, flooding low-lying areas and cutting off several villages.
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The superintendent requested the public to 08732-226246, 87126 59906 for any help.
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Light to moderate rainfall was recorded in Karimnagar, Peddapalli, Jagtial and Rajanna-Sircilla districts. Water bodies including tanks, ponds and rivulets have started receiving flood water.
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All parts of Hyderabad, from Friday night to Saturday morning, witnessed non-stop light to moderate rains
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The SP enquired the officials about project inflow, outflow and storage details.
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The average rainfall of Mancherial district was gauged to be 74.5 mm, while Vemanapalli and Kotapalli mandals registered 152.3 mm and 136.6 mm of rainfall respectively.
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Disaster Response Force and sanitation department staffers are working to clear water stagnation at multiple locations in the city.
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SP DV Srinivas Rao urged the public living in low-lying areas and dilapidated houses to be watchful of the heavy rains. He asked the people not to take routes flooded by streams and rivers to avoid accidents and drownings.
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Further advanced into the remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab, says India Meteorological Department
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A wall collapse and landslides on the outskirts of the capital resulted in 19 deaths. Two weather systems, one along Guatemala's Pacific coast and another in the Gulf of Mexico that developed into Tropical Storm Alberto, have brought heavy rains to southern Mexico and Central America.
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Looking ahead, the weather forecast indicates that temperatures will remain between 31 degree Celsius and 33 degree Celsius over the next 48 hours, along with cloudy skies and light to moderate rainfall.
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The downpour accompanied by winds and thunderstorm caught commuters off guard, resulting in traffic congestion during the peak hours.
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According to Xinhua news agency, most of the deaths were reported in the capital, Colombo, which experienced over 150 mm of rain since early Sunday.
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According to data from the Telangana State Planning and Development Society, as of 12 PM, the minimum temperatures across the city were above 34°C.
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Twenty-seven fatalities occurred in Mizoram, with twenty-one resulting from a quarry collapse in Aizawl district, while four deaths were recorded in Nagaland, three in Assam, and two in Meghalaya.
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Excluding Hyderabad, among all the districts, Medchal-Malkajgiri recorded the highest rainfall of 28.3 mm till 7 p.m., followed by Rangareddy, which received 11.7 mm and Mahabubnagar 11.1 mm.
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Khairatabad recorded the highest rainfall at 51.3 mm.
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Crops were damaged in some places while paddy kept at procurement centres were drenched, while harvested paddy on several acres that was to be shifted to the procurement centres too was affected by the rains.
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Many parts of the city were plunged into darkness with power disrupted and whole colonies remained in pitch darkness.
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Another person K Mallesham (33) died as lighting struck on him at Kuknurpally in Siddipet district early on Tuesday morning.