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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

Last updated on - Oct 14, 2020, 15:00 IST
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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

Army and NDRF evacuate families at Bandlaguda in Hyderabad.

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

A view of flooded Brindavan Colony in Begumpet, Hyderabad.

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

Residents carrying their belongings help a woman (C) while making their way on a flooded street in Hyderabad. (Photo: AFP)

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

A motorist, pedestrians wade through a flooded street in Hyderabad. (Photo: AFP)

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

Floodwater gushes through a street following heavy rain in Hyderabad on Wednesday. (Photo: PTI)

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

Buildings and vehicles partially submerged in floodwater at Falaknuma in Hyderabad. (Photo: PTI)

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Police personnel make their way around a tree that fell on a street following heavy rain in Hyderabad. (Photo: AFP)

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

Railway track near Faluknuma station submerged under flood waters following incessant rainfall. (PTI photo)

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In photos: Incessant rain batters Hyderabad

A bus damaged after a road caved-in near Hyderabad following incessant rainfall. (Photo: PTI)

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Dilip J
2051 days ago
When in major cities contracts are given to build the infrastructure looking 20 years ahead of congestion and population but corruption stops all developments, that all is washed away in one day. Do not blame nature all these are human disasters - land grabbing , blocking water flows ,realestate mafia along with politicians and bureaucrats finally pathetic infra developments whetherit rain water drainage systems
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