Chaos in Delhi: Traffic Snarls and Waterlogged Roads After Heavy Rainfall

Commuters in Delhi faced significant disruptions on Friday evening due to heavy rainfall that caused traffic snarls and waterlogging. The India Meteorological Department issued an 'orange' warning. Various parts of the city reported rainfall, and the Public Works Department and MCD received multiple complaints about waterlogging and uprooted trees.

Commuters in Delhi braved traffic snarls and waterlogged roads on Friday evening after the city was hit by heavy rainfall. The India Meteorological Department issued an 'orange' warning, advising residents to 'be prepared'.

According to IMD data, Palam recorded 41.9 mm of rainfall in just three hours, while other parts of the city like Safdarjung, Najafgarh, and Aya Nagar also reported significant precipitation. Visuals from several areas showed commuters wading through waterlogged streets.

The Delhi Police reported traffic disruptions on New Rohtak Road, with diversions in place to manage the situation. Additional waterlogging and uprooted tree complaints were recorded by the Public Works Department and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. The IMD forecast generally cloudy skies with moderate rain for Saturday, while the capital remains on 'yellow' alert for the next two days.

(With inputs from agencies.)