ALLAHABAD: The denizens of the Sangam town in the end were given a sigh of reduction from top humidity, prevailing for the previous around 48 hours, when heavy downpour drenched the denizens for approximately an hour. However, the rainfall also threw life out of drugs.
Although the met department at Bamrauli won quite much less amount of rainfall, which recorded simply 6.2 millimeters of rainfall, the remainder of the city won heavy rains. Because of the heavy downpour, commuters and school children had a tough time returning to their properties.
Main roads and bylanes of a number of localities of the city including Khuldabad, Nakaskhona, Station Road, Leader Road, George Town, Tagore Town, Kydgunj, Dariyabad, Meerapur, Johnstonganj, Muttigunj, Allahapur, LIC Colony, Sobatiyabagh, Govindpur, Salori, Chota Bagarah, low-laying spaces of Mufordganj, Rajapur and Ashok Nagar and so forth have been all waterlogged for a number of hours.
"This is perhaps the heaviest downpour that the city has received in this monsoon season as the road leading to our colony became inaccessible for hours together, " stated Kundan, a resident of Sulem Sarai.
The street, going beneath the Niranjan railway bridge, was also waterlogged thereby creating problems for the motion of both vehicles and commuters. Likewise, roads, particularly those which were not too long ago repaired, have been damaged resulting in pits and bricks appearing on the surface.
“Now the rains are right here to stick as the city, and the northern simple would receive heavy to very heavy rainfall in the days to come with period of dry days and when the humidity will build up, the city can have identical rains”, stated Prof S S Ojha of the dept of Geography, Allahabad University.
Although the met department at Bamrauli won quite much less amount of rainfall, which recorded simply 6.2 millimeters of rainfall, the remainder of the city won heavy rains. Because of the heavy downpour, commuters and school children had a tough time returning to their properties.
Main roads and bylanes of a number of localities of the city including Khuldabad, Nakaskhona, Station Road, Leader Road, George Town, Tagore Town, Kydgunj, Dariyabad, Meerapur, Johnstonganj, Muttigunj, Allahapur, LIC Colony, Sobatiyabagh, Govindpur, Salori, Chota Bagarah, low-laying spaces of Mufordganj, Rajapur and Ashok Nagar and so forth have been all waterlogged for a number of hours.
"This is perhaps the heaviest downpour that the city has received in this monsoon season as the road leading to our colony became inaccessible for hours together, " stated Kundan, a resident of Sulem Sarai.
The street, going beneath the Niranjan railway bridge, was also waterlogged thereby creating problems for the motion of both vehicles and commuters. Likewise, roads, particularly those which were not too long ago repaired, have been damaged resulting in pits and bricks appearing on the surface.
“Now the rains are right here to stick as the city, and the northern simple would receive heavy to very heavy rainfall in the days to come with period of dry days and when the humidity will build up, the city can have identical rains”, stated Prof S S Ojha of the dept of Geography, Allahabad University.
Heavy rains lash Allahabad, throw life out of gear
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July 04, 2018
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