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Heavy rainfall brings life to a standstill in Gujarat
Heavy rainfall for around 10 hours on Thursday brought life to a standstill in Ahmedabad as public transport services were shut and power supply remained disrupted.
Updated: July 28, 2017 13:43 IST
1 / 12Heavy rainfall for around 10 hours on Thursday brought life to a standstill in Ahmedabad as public transport services were shut and power supply remained disrupted. PTI Photo
2 / 12The city received 152.4 mm rain from Wednesday midnight to 10 am Thursday, inundating several localities and key roads. PTI Photo
3 / 12Heavy rains caused severe water-logging in parts of Ahmedabad and disrupted normal life in Gujarat. PTI Photo
4 / 12Heavy rains caused severe water-logging in parts of Ahmedabad and disrupted normal life in Gujarat. PTI Photo
5 / 12Ahmedabad: Rescuers carry out relief works in a flooded locality after heavy rains in Ahmedabad on Thursday. PTI Photo
6 / 12Ahmedabad: Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani inspects a flooded locality in Ahmedabad on Thursday. PTI Photo
7 / 12Ahmedabad: Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani inspects a flooded locality in Ahmedabad on Thursday. PTI Photo
8 / 12Surat: Swaminarayan Gurukul volunteers make food packets for the flood-afftected people of Saurashtra, in Surat on Thursday. PTI Photo
9 / 12Patan : National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team rescue people from a flooded village in Patan on Thursday. PTI Photo
10 / 12Ahmedabad : A flooded locality after heavy monsoon rains in Ahmadabad on Thursday. PTI Photo
11 / 12Ahmedabad: Water-logged houses at a slum area after heavy monsoon rains in Ahmedabad on Thursday. PTI Photo
12 / 12Ahmedabad: A man carrying his cattle on a water-logged road after heavy rainfall in Ahmedabad on Thursday. PTI Photo
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