Bengaluru: Some regions, including Raj Bhavan Road, Palace Road, Vidyaranyapura, Koramangala and Avenue Road, simplified after heavy rains attack several parts of the city on Monday afternoon.
The city will receive rainfall or storm for the next two days with a generally cloudy sky, said the IMD report.
Southwest Monsun is weak in the state on Monday and several stations across the country records rainfall to moderate.
Only Bangarpet in Kolar that records heavy rain (7cm).
The low pressure area in the East Rajasthan, the circulation of cyclones above Tamil Nadu and the trough of the South Interior Karnataka to Kanyakumari is a system that affects the country’s weather.
The yellow warning has been issued for Mysuru, Chamarajanagar, Bengaluru Urban and Rustic, Kolar, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Chikkaballapur and Kodagu District.
In accordance with data from the BBMP control room, tree branches fell in several places near Konanakunte, Bowring Institute, Raj Bhavan Road a CMH road, while someone was removed on the infantry road.
HR after rain, Jalan Avenue is happy.
Avenue Road could not be limited to four hours after the rain stopped, several markets in and around the road continued to flood Monday.
Sajjan Raj Mehta, trade activists and traders from the area, said: “When we contacted BBMP, they said BWSSB was responsible.
BWSSB officials said the Bengaluru City City project was to blame and the smart city official blamed the chaos on the main streets of the city.
It is a perfect example of what happens when there is absolutely no coordination between the civil body.
“Traders at Avenue Road claim that every time they face a situation like this, the Civic body fixes it temporarily.
“We want a permanent solution to this kind of flood.
It’s raining for one more hour, water will enter the shops,” added Mehta.