Delhi rains: T3 flooded
Delhi received record-breaking spell of rain today, exposing the city's drainage system and the hi-tech Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
The rain led to clogging and overflowing of the drains near the Arrivals area of T3; excess water spilled into the domestic arrivals area.
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Delhi received record-breaking spell of rain today, exposing the city's drainage system and the hi-tech Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
The rain led to clogging and overflowing of the drains near the Arrivals area of T3; excess water spilled into the domestic arrivals area. -
In three hours, the capital recorded 117 mm of rain - in the entire month of September, usually, Delhi receives 128 mm of rain - a record since 1959.
At least one flight was diverted to Jaipur and four others scheduled to land between 2.15 and 3.15 pm were asked to make a "go-around." -
There were also reports of crawling traffic on MB road near IGNOU, Dhaula Kuan, Kirbi Place, Rani Jhansi road near Filmistan and Palam flyover from Dwarka to domestic airport side. Water-logging was reported on Rohtak road in Anand Parbat Industrial Area also.
