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Despite the morning sunshine bringing cheer to Hyderabad’s residents, the city braces for more evening showers and thunderstorms in the coming days, keeping umbrellas and rain gear close at hand.

City grappling with relentless downpour welcomes the slight respite

Rajendranagar topped the chart with 68.3 mm of rainfall, followed closely by Banjara Hills at 64.3 mm, and Nampally at 62.5 mm.

Secunderabad – Guntur (12706) and Guntur – Secunderabad (12705) services have been cancelled.

The TGSRTC has decided to provide a 10 per cent discount on Hyderabad-Vijayawada route on all the Rajdhani AC and Super Luxury buses.

The public was advised to stay indoors, especially during heavy downpours, and to avoid venturing out unless necessary.

Battered roads across Hyderabad a challenge as civic staff gets busy clearing the mess

GHMC Commissioner Amrapali Kata, directed senior officials to launch extensive cleaning activities at locations where floating material, debris etc are preventing free flow of inundated rain water in colonies.

The alert warns of heavy rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds over the next two days.

The current water level in the lake was recorded at 513.60 metres against the Full Tank Level (FTL) of 514 metres.

Despite the incessant downpours, low-lying areas of the city did not experience the usual waterlogging, said BRS working president KT Rama Rao.

SCR authorities requested rail users to make note of the change in the schedule and plan their travel accordingly.

Maximum temperatures, which were around 30-31 degrees Celsius in late August, declined to approximately 24 degrees Celsius by September 1

According to officials, 22 mandals of the total 26 received heavy rainfall during the period

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted light to moderate rains to continue across Hyderabad on Monday.

According to police officials, a colleague of Srinivas Rao, who noticed him lying on the ground, immediately switched off the power supply

The Prime Minister assured that helicopters would be deployed to provide emergency services in the adverse weather conditions

In addition to ensuring the safety of employees, the advisory also aims to reduce traffic congestion and prevent any hindrance to emergency services.

Expressing condolences to the affected families over the loss of lives, BRS leader T Harish Rao urged the State government to initiate swift action to support those in distress.

Commissioner Ranganath reviewed the techniques adopted by the DRF teams to clear the water logging at busy junctions.