In a special bulletin on Monday afternoon, the IMD said heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected at isolated places in the coastal areas of Odisha for four days, beginning October 9.
Issuing orders of closure of all educational institutions in Himachal's largest district Kangra, DC Sandeep Kumar said the administration can be contacted at 1077 number.
Early morning heavy rains triggered massive traffic jams in Delhi and Gurugram on Tuesday. Several schools announced holiday due to water-logging and bad weather.
Incidents of water logging have also been reported from various parts of the city. The authorities were also notified of flooding in low-lying areas.
Heavy rainfall expected in next 72 hours in most parts of Uttarakhand
The national capital received heavy downpour, experiencing a humid day, even as the maximum temperature settled below the normal levels.
The national capital received heavy downpour, experiencing a humid day, even as the maximum temperature settled below the normal levels.
The national capital received heavy downpour, experiencing a humid day, even as the maximum temperature settled below the normal levels.
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Fire departments, police and the military are scouring the affected areas as the search for the missing continues. About 73,000 personnel have been mobilised for search-and-rescue efforts.
The CCTV footage of the incident shows the man and the woman falling to their right after their bike hit a pothole on the waterlogged street.
Searches for the missing people are underway in the southwestern region, where several days of heavy rainfall has resulted in flooding and landslides.
After claiming 48 lives and leaving hundreds injured in six states, another bout of thunderstorm and dust storm are likely to hit parts of north-west india over the next 48 to 72 hours, the IMD has warned.
Torrential downpour threw normal life out of gear in several parts of the metropolis and neighbouring districts today even as the death toll in rain-related incidents mounted to twelve in the state.
Heavy rains accompanied by squally winds left two persons dead, hit flight and train movements, and disrupted normal life in Kolkata and its surrounding districts on Monday
At least six Kolkata bound flights were diverted to Biju Patnaik International Airport (BPIAP)in Bhubaneswar due to inclement weather condition and heavy rains in West Bengal
The wreckage caused by incessant downpour in Mumbai might continue on Thursday as the meteorological department has forecasted heavy rainfall and high tides
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