Rain fury in Delhi-NCR: 4 killed, over 120 flights delayed after heavy rain; IMD issues red alert, cautions people to…
The weather department has warned of severe weather over Delhi-NCR during morning hours, with possible uprooting of trees, damage to power lines, standing crops, and vulnerable structures. Hail may also injure people or cattle in open areas.
Delhi-NCR rain: At least four of us had been killed on Friday morning when a home collapsed within the national capital following heavy rains and solid winds that affected flight operations and disrupted visitors due to the waterlogging in numerous components of town.
Three flights had been diverted and over 100 flights had been delayed at the Delhi airport as thunderstorms and gusty winds disrupted operations.
Three youngsters and a girl died after a home collapsed in Delhi, where a red alert has been issued by the India Meteorological Division (IMD). Delhi Police mentioned, “4 of us had been killed and one injured after a tree fell on a tubewell room constructed on the farm in Kharkhari Canal village in Dwarka, due to the solid winds this morning. The deceased are identified as 26-12 months-dilapidated Jyoti and her three youngsters. Her husband, Ajay, has sustained minor injuries.”
Per IMD records, within the closing three hours, the Safdarjung climate put of abode, town’s predominant observatory, recorded 77mm of rainfall. Lodhi road recorded 78 mm, Palam recorded 30 mm, Najafgarh 19.5 mm, and Pitampura 32 mm of rainfall.
The climate division has warned of extreme climate over Delhi-NCR in some unspecified time in the future of morning hours, with possible uprooting of bushes, ruin to strength traces, standing vegetation, and susceptible structures. Hail may moreover hurt of us or cattle in originate areas.
As a precaution, of us are educated to deal with indoors, deal with faraway from sheltering beneath bushes, unplug digital home equipment, and steer clear of water bodies and objects that conduct electrical energy.
#WATCH | Delhi-NCR witnesses visitors congestion as several bushes had been uprooted, and vehicles broke down amid heavy waterlogging, due to the a rainstorm earlier nowadays.
Visuals from Gurugram. pic.twitter.com/ABy5a2MZrM
— ANI (@ANI) May 2, 2025
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