Bengaluru: Water Stormwater flowing layout Muniswammpa in Horamavu Patel, northeast Bengaluru, sending water pouring into multiple home Sunday night.
Ruped population this is the second time in 15 months they face a nightmare like that.
When a similar incident occurred in August last year, some of them losing their car.
This time, they are quite careful to park their vehicles on the main road.
Given that the area receives about 103mm of rain in just three to four hours, things turned worse this time for many people.
The water began to enter homes after 11 pm.
In fact, some college girl lost certificates, laptop and other valuables.
Swathi Vikraman, an MBA student in a college town, said, “We do not realize that the water level so far.
Landlords us, who live upstairs, woke us and asked us to spend the night at their place.
Then we suddenly realize that we do not turn off the refrigerator and rushed down to turn it off to avoid short-circuit.
“When Swathi and her roommate down, standing in two feet of water in the house and a floating gas cylinder.
The girls won several items, including clothing and groceries, and placed at a height for safety.
“Card and a certificate of the original sign I was soaked.
Card Class 10 and 12 mark is something that I needed for the rest of my life.
Now they have all been spoiled,” added Swathi.
Meanwhile, the laptop roommate Swathi also damaged.
The device is owned by the girl interning.
Residents living in the duplex house had the privilege of moving upward, while others had to seek shelter in the neighbors or relatives.
“The course has a slope for the water gushed in.
After the water into our house last year, we renovate and increase the height of the main door and a living room with a couple of inches.
As it turned out, even after spending so much, we have not been able to prevent water from entering the house.” Residents Mucky water claims carrying insects, mosquitoes and even snakes.
Ibraiz Khan, a resident, said, “We do not know if we have to clean our house by considering the forecast, which said it would continue to rain.
Authorities need to find a permanent solution.” Locals say the problem can be corrected if the BBMP to build a retaining wall higher or increasing the width or the depth of water to storm drains.
Almost impossible to walk in this layout without slipping and falling during rain because the road has no pavement.
“When the weather is humid, the mud and the mud does not dry out for days.
We regret buying a home here.
We fear, anxiety and frustration,” said Ozma Veigas, another resident.