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Incessant rains lashed Delhi-NCR on Wednesday, submerging low-lying areas in knee-deep water and affecting traffic on key roads during morning rush hours. (PTI)
Many vehicles lay marooned on the roads as they got stuck due to the water. Police were also seen moving them to keep the traffic going. (Express photo: Amit Mehra)
Gurugram witnessed very heavy downpour since morning. The rains flooded many streets, turning them into small rivers, as traffic came to a virtual standstill at key stretches. In pic: A bus and a truck seen stuck at Prahladpur water-logged underpass.(Express photo: Praveen Khanna)
Fire fighters and workers drain out water from an underpass submerged after heavy rain at Gurugram on Wednesday. (Express photo: Praveen Khanna)
Vehicles moved bumper to bumper during the morning rush hours, as the downpour led to heavy waterlogging at key road stretches. (PTI)
The IMD said the axis of monsoon will remain close to the national capital till Thursday. Therefore, more rains are likely. (PTI)
A man walks on a height beside a waterlogged street after heavy rain in New Delhi. (PTI)
The downpour is expected to reduce the rain deficiency in the capital. (PTI)
Children play on a waterlogged road after heavy monsoon in Ghaziabad on Wednesday. (PTI)
In Delhi, waterlogging took place at 16 different locations in areas, including Kirari, Burari and Rohini, the North MCD said. (PTI)
