Heavy rain lashes Delhi-NCR, disrupting rush hour traffic
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Delhiites wake up to a rainy day
Heavy rains lashed several parts of Delhi-NCR region on Tuesday causing waterlogging and traffic snarls on major intersections of the region.
Roads such as Fatehpuri T-point on SP Mukherjee Marg, Rajdhani Park, Kashmiri Gate, Mehrauli-Badarpur T-point and Pramod Mahajan Marg were waterlogged.
Roads such as Fatehpuri T-point on SP Mukherjee Marg, Rajdhani Park, Kashmiri Gate, Mehrauli-Badarpur T-point and Pramod Mahajan Marg were waterlogged.
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Parliamentarians also had a tough time
Parliamentarians also had a tough time getting into Parliament House complex with a mini-traffic jam because of pouring rains.
Rains waters also collected in the first floor of the building which is open to elements.
Rains waters also collected in the first floor of the building which is open to elements.
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Advisory by Delhi Traffic Police
Delhi Traffic police also alerted the commuters about the traffic jam and waterlogging in and around Delhi on social media platforms.
Taking to Twitter, the organisation said, "Traffic is affected on Rohtak Road near Liberty cinema due to waterlogging."
Taking to Twitter, the organisation said, "Traffic is affected on Rohtak Road near Liberty cinema due to waterlogging."
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Excess waterlogging
"Traffic is affected on Rohtak Road due to waterlogging. Motorists who are coming from Peeragarhi, take via Karala Ranikheda Mangolpuri to Tikri border," the organisation informed in another tweet.
It also posted photographs of the damaged roads for the people.
It also posted photographs of the damaged roads for the people.