Gurugram: The Gurugram part witnessed waterlogging after receiving heavy rainfall on Monday morning.
Both vehicle traffic and disturbed pedestrian movements and commuters have difficulty.
According to IMD, the sky will generally remain cloudy in Gurugram.
The city can receive one or two rain spells for the next 2-3 hours.
Traffic rush hour morning affected and the police struggled to make the vehicle move.
The police were seen standing on the knee water while struggling to keep traffic.
Also, 3-4 feet of water accumulates on several street roads, including city buses in old Gurugram.
Light rain began around 2.30 in the morning.
On Monday, but get a momentum at 3:30 a.m., and from morning to 9 in the morning.
It turns into heavy rain.
The traffic movement on the Delhi-Jaipur-Mumbai highway was devastated by urinating.
Nearly 65 percent of the city sank the average water of 2.5 feet with the worst regions into heroes Honda Chowk, Barai Road, Medanta Underpass, Naharpur, Galleria Market, signature tower, downtown Huda, IFFCO, Kanhai Chowk, Court Road, Wazirabad Chowk, Sector 4-7 Chowk, Sector-14, Sector 9 Chowk, Hanuman Chowk, Billaspur Chowk, Fazilpur Chowk, Vatika Chowk, Subtlawa Chowk, Mahavir Chowk, Mahavir, Dundahera, Wawala Mill and Sheetla Mandir’s eyes.
Traffic police quickly to issue an online warning through Twitter about a very affected area and mobilize staff to cleanse congestion.
“Traffic warnings: Water logging has been reported in Signature Chowk.
Our traffic officials are in place to facilitate traffic flow.
Commuter was asked to plan their journey accordingly,” Read one of the Tweet traffic message series.
“We were alert when the cloud was building and took our place as soon as it rained.
Traffic police stand in an open place in harsh conditions and try to do our best to clean the traffic movements.
But, everything is difficult during the rain.
The vehicle moves slowly because Lots of water on the road, “said a senior traffic police.
“We have mobilized traffic personnel at the city’s main intersection to ensure a smooth traffic movement,” said Subhash Benek, a Gurugram police spokesman said.
Some residents were taken to Twitter to share their experiences and post photos of waterlogging and traffic jams.
Office visitors in the city also face a lot of discomfort due to traffic disturbances.
“As always, the local authorities do not have a solution to deal with waterlogging.
Walking down every Monsun, although there is a sum of money to avoid waterlogging.
Some agents in Gurugram do not have a solution to deal with waterlogging,” Ivers said.
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