Many commuters were stuck on roads, and waterlogging led to traffic snarls. Several trees were uprooted during the storm.
Heavy Rain Leads to Traffic Snarls in Gurugram
The city faced prolonged power cuts and traffic jams as it was lashed with torrential rain and thunderstorm on Monday morning.
Heavy Rain Leads to Traffic Snarls in Gurugram
Heavy Rain Leads to Traffic Snarls in Gurugram
The worst affected stretches were Narsinghpur, Jharsa Crossing, Sector 29, Sector 38, Sector 50, Rajeev Chowk, Sheetla Mata Road, Civil Lines, Golf Course Extension Road, Vatika Chowk, Sector 52, and Daulatabad Flyover.
At least 2,500 police personnel were deployed at major key points to manage traffic, said Ravinder Kumar Tomar, DCP (traffic).
Tags
- Heavy Rain
- Indian Government
- Gurugram Government
- Gurugram Traffic
- Torrential Rain And Thunderstorm
- Narsinghpur
- Jharsa Crossing
- Sector 29
- Sector 38
- Sector 50
- Rajeev Chowk
- Sheetla Mata Road
- Civil Lines
- Golf Course Extension Road
- Vatika Chowk
- Sector 52
- Daulatabad Flyover
- DCP (traffic) Ravinder Kumar Tomar
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