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During the heavy rains in the last week, residents frequently observed multiple DRF teams, donning their uniforms, actively engaged in pushing vehicles on waterlogged roads, draining water from cellars, and relocating people to safer areas
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According to the weather officials, the rains will continue to lash the city but the intensity is expected to start tapering from tomorrow
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The police asked the parents not to send their children outside their houses unnecessary and to explain them about the danger of open manholes on the roads.
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The incessant rains over the past week have led to the filling up of reservoirs and streams in Hyderabad, but also caused significant traffic disruptions due to overflowing of some water bodies
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Hyderabad is grappling with the aftermath of heavy rainfall, as residents in several areas find themselves wading through waist-deep water that has entered their homes.
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Hyderabad's street food vendors adapt to the weather challenges, offering an array of rain-friendly dishes that leave everyone's hunger satisfied
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A total of 428 emergency response teams have been formed to carry out relief works in Hyderabad
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The present level of water level Himayath Sagar is 1,761.75 feet against its Full Tank Level (FTL) of 1,763.50 feet
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The deceased daily wage earner died after tin sheet fell on him at Abids Road
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According to IMD-Hyderabad advisory, the red alert is likely to cause massive water pooling on roads and low lying areas, traffic congestion, wet and slippery roads, will cause tree and electric poles to get uprooted
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Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad forecasted more rains during the night in the city
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The forecast by weather department looks at the minimum temperature in Hyderabad going down to 21 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature dipping to around 28 degrees C in the coming week
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The present level of water level Himayath Sagar is 1762.75 feet against its Full Tank Level (FTL) of 1763.50 feet
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Many main roads, which are usually teeming with vehicles, wore a nearly deserted look in Hyderabad, providing an unusual sight for those who braved the weather to venture outside.
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The SMS alerts aimed to keep residents informed about the anticipated heavy rains in their respective areas.
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The continuous drizzle and rain have posed considerable challenges to the police officers managing traffic on the roads.
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Snapped power lines and dangling cables should not be touched, and people should stay away from power meters, said TSSPDCL CMD
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao ordered the Labour department to take steps to ensure that private companies also announce holidays to their respective offices for the two days
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MAUD Special Chief Secretary Arvind Kumar suggested exploring alternative routes to avoid unnecessary traffic congestion and travel delays
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According to TSDPS, Golconda received 17.5 mm of rainfall, followed closely by Rajendranagar with 16.8 mm, and Serilingampally with 16.5 mm
