Delhi faced a remarkable deluge yesterday, marking its wettest day of the season and a continuation of rain that has lasted four consecutive days. The city grapples with severe traffic snarls and widespread waterlogging. Reports include the collapse of nine structures and sixteen fallen trees, with Safdarjung weather station noting a staggering 127mm of rain this August. Thankfully, the heavy showers are projected to lessen starting Sunday. Delhi faced a remarkable deluge yesterday, marking its wettest day of the season and a continuation of rain that has lasted four consecutive days. The city grapples with severe traffic snarls and widespread waterlogging. Reports include the collapse of nine structures and sixteen fallen trees, with Safdarjung weather station noting a staggering 127mm of rain this August. Thankfully, the heavy showers are projected to lessen starting Sunday.
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