Two Laborers From Bihar And UP Died In Karnataka

Two laborers from Bihar and UP died due to heavy rain in Karnataka, and dead bodies were found at a pipeline site.

A major accident has come to light last night near Ullal Uppannagar Upkar Layout bus stand in Karnataka.

After heavy rains there, 2 laborers from Bihar and UP have been found dead at the pipeline work site. It is feared that he was buried at the place due to heavy rains, due to which he died.

3 people escaped.

According to the DCP, West Bengaluru, 3 persons had entered the site out of which one has survived while 2 bodies have been removed from the site.

Let us inform you that in Bangalore, heavy rains for several days have worsened the situation and there is a problem with water logging in many places.

Waterlogging in many areas after rain in Bangalore, IMD issued Orange Alert.

The rain that has been raining in Bangalore for the last few days is now taking a rough form. Waterlogging has occurred in many areas after rain in Bangalore.

In Kothanur’s Byrathi, many colonies have been flooded. Due to this, the people living there are facing a lot of trouble.

Trees fell on the roads due to heavy rain.

An auto-rickshaw has been stuck due to waterlogging in the Vasant Nagar underpass following heavy rains in Bengaluru.

Not only this, trees have fallen on the roads after heavy rains in Malleswaram, and work is being done to remove these trees from the roads.

Meteorological Department issued an alert.

Actually, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for the urban and rural districts of Bengaluru. Heavy rain has been predicted for the next 4-5 days in the city.

IMD has predicted rain and thundershower along with coastal and south interior places.

The southern interior locations of the country include Bengaluru, Madikeri, Chikmagalur, Wayanad, Kovalam, and many other cities in southern India.

There was a possibility of rain in South India

Earlier on Tuesday, the IMD had predicted widespread rainfall in Southern Parts of India.

IMD had tweeted that widespread rainfall with isolated thunderstorms and gusty winds was very likely over Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Lakshadweep, and Rayalaseema during the next five days.