Flood victims take to social media as rains cause chaos in India's Gurugram

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Heavy rains flooded parts of Gurugram, an Indian city that plays host to some of the world's biggest tech companies, and residents took to social ...

A man walks through a flooded street after heavy rains in Gurugram, India, Aug 20, 2020. NEW DELHI: Heavy rains flooded parts of Gurugram, an Indian city that plays host to some of the world's biggest tech companies, and residents took to social media to seek help by posting pictures of waterlogged roads and apartments.

Gurugram, a satellite of New Delhi, is one of India's wealthiest cities and has offices of global corporations such as Google, Facebook and Uber.It had been showcased as India's"Millennium City", but clogged drains and poor civic amenities cause flooding almost every monsoon season. The weather office on Thursday warned of"very heavy rainfall" over northern parts of India, including New Delhi and neighbouring cities, which could make the Gurugram floods worse.

After torrential rains, residents used Twitter to post pictures of floating cars, floodwaters inundating upscale apartment blocks, and large sinkholes on roads that connect the city to New Delhi.Advertisement

 

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