Heavy rainfall led to waterlogging and traffic snarls in parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region on Thursday.
Thursday was the second consecutive day of near-continuous rainfall in the region.
The Mehrauli-Badarpur road was among the worst affected by waterlogging, ANI reported. Waterlogging was also reported at Burari in the northern part of the national capital and on NH 24 near the Akshardham temple in southeastern Delhi.
Trees also fell in parts of the city.
In Ghaziabad, waterlogging was reported in the Indirapuram and Abhay Khand areas. Roads were also submerged in Noida’s Sector 75 after overnight rainfall.
Several areas in Gurugram were flooded on Wednesday after heavy rainfall.
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