MANGALURU: Torrential rains that lashed that the town on Tuesday morning inundated many of the low mendacity spaces within the town. The rains which began at 9am left the town in a shambles with the secure drizzle turning to a downpour by mid-afternoon. Many low mendacity spaces within the town witnessed synthetic flooding and water entered many compounds – making it tough for citizens to project out or are available in.
Major spaces that noticed inundation have been Kodialguthu, Kottara Chowki, PVS, Kadri Kambala, Panjimogeru, Adyar, Yekkuru and different spaces. Most of the roads within the town have been ankle deep water because of either drains being full or lack of drains.
Major spaces that noticed inundation have been Kodialguthu, Kottara Chowki, PVS, Kadri Kambala, Panjimogeru, Adyar, Yekkuru and different spaces.
Shivaganga Milk parlour owner Shivaram, whose store is positioned beside the Kodialguthu storm water drain, mentioned that is the first time in 25 years that his store is getting inundated. "I have no longer observed this type of downpour in about three many years,’’ he added. Many basements have been additionally in knee-deep water and many vehicles parked close to the storm drain noticed water logging. There have been energy outages around the town.
Reports from Udyavara, in Udupi district, mentioned that early morning gusty winds uprooted many bushes and electric poles inflicting fashionable harm.
However, IMD Bengaluru mentioned that monsoon had set over Kerala on Tuesday and has no longer arrived over Karnataka as of now. "We are looking at for 2 or three days and then claim,’’ mentioned an reliable. Regarding what the downpour used to be – whether or not unseasonal or pre-monsoon, the reliable mentioned: It seems like pre-monsoon,’’ the reliable added.
Surprisingly, barring Mangaluru and Bantwal taluks all different taluks of Dakshina Kananda – Sullia, Puttur and Belthangady - did not witness the downpour the town witnessed.
Meanwhile, reviews from Udyavara, in Udupi district, mentioned that early morning gusty winds uprooted many bushes and electric poles inflicting fashionable harm.
Major spaces that noticed inundation have been Kodialguthu, Kottara Chowki, PVS, Kadri Kambala, Panjimogeru, Adyar, Yekkuru and different spaces. Most of the roads within the town have been ankle deep water because of either drains being full or lack of drains.
Major spaces that noticed inundation have been Kodialguthu, Kottara Chowki, PVS, Kadri Kambala, Panjimogeru, Adyar, Yekkuru and different spaces.
Shivaganga Milk parlour owner Shivaram, whose store is positioned beside the Kodialguthu storm water drain, mentioned that is the first time in 25 years that his store is getting inundated. "I have no longer observed this type of downpour in about three many years,’’ he added. Many basements have been additionally in knee-deep water and many vehicles parked close to the storm drain noticed water logging. There have been energy outages around the town.
Reports from Udyavara, in Udupi district, mentioned that early morning gusty winds uprooted many bushes and electric poles inflicting fashionable harm.
However, IMD Bengaluru mentioned that monsoon had set over Kerala on Tuesday and has no longer arrived over Karnataka as of now. "We are looking at for 2 or three days and then claim,’’ mentioned an reliable. Regarding what the downpour used to be – whether or not unseasonal or pre-monsoon, the reliable mentioned: It seems like pre-monsoon,’’ the reliable added.
Surprisingly, barring Mangaluru and Bantwal taluks all different taluks of Dakshina Kananda – Sullia, Puttur and Belthangady - did not witness the downpour the town witnessed.
Meanwhile, reviews from Udyavara, in Udupi district, mentioned that early morning gusty winds uprooted many bushes and electric poles inflicting fashionable harm.
Mangaluru: Heavy downpour leaves city in a shambles
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May 29, 2018
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