Ahead of the G20 Summit next month, Delhi authorities brace for the challenge put up by sporadic rain in the national capital, causing waterlogging in parts of the city. The officials have prepared a contingency plan to deal with the situation.
Several parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) -- Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad -- experienced heavy rainfall on Saturday morning.
Delhi waterlogging: The L-G, based on analysis done by experts and officers of the concerned agencies, has highlighted the lapses on the part of the government and suggested measures.
Delhi rains: Showers brought much-needed relief from the intense heat.
Delhi weather: The Safdarjung Observatory, Delhi's primary weather station, on Wednesday recorded a minimum temperature of 26. 6 degrees Celsius.
Delhi weather: The IMD predicted light rainfall in parts of the city for Saturday with the maximum temperature likely to settle at 34 degrees Celsius.
Several areas including ITO got waterlogged causing traffic snarls and hinderance in traffic movement in the national capital.
Delhi weather: The maximum temperature in the national capital is expected to settle at 35 degrees Celsius on Friday, July 28.
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Delhi rains: The national capital witnessed pleasant weather after receiving rainfall today (July 23) bringing respite from the heat.
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Yamuna river water level: The Delhi government is on high alert due to the discharge of more than 2 lakh cusecs of water from the Hathnikund Barrage into the Yamuna river, Atishi said.
The police said that as Ahsan slipped into the water, two persons Rohit and Alam jumped into the river, however, failed to rescue him.
The Yamuna had been receding gradually after reaching an all-time high of 208.66 metres on July 13. The water level reached 205.34 metres at 6 pm on Friday which may further rise to 205.45 metres by 11 pm.
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Delhi schools shut: Schools will remain shut due to the rising waters of the Yamuna River.
Several AAP leaders have alleged that the BJP-led Haryana government released excess water from the Hathnikund barrage flooding the Yamuna river, which resulted in water flowing onto the streets of Delhi.
The entry and exit at the Yamuna Bank Metro station were temporarily closed due to the rising water level of the Yamuna River.
Several areas of Delhi are reeling under flood or flood-like situations due to the rise in the water level of River Yamuna.
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