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Bengaluru Rains Bring City to Standstill, Commuters Share "Mahadevapura Beach" Videos
- •Heavy rains on September 30 caused widespread waterlogging and traffic chaos across Bengaluru, severely impacting commuters.
- •Social media was flooded with videos showing waterlogged roads, slow-moving traffic, and vehicles struggling through difficult conditions.
- •One clip from Manyata Tech Park depicted roads turning into "water parks," with praise for traffic teams managing the situation.
- •A commuter reported taking 48 minutes to cover just 4.2 km due to the extreme traffic congestion caused by the rainfall.
- •Bengaluru Traffic Police issued an advisory, urging motorists to drive carefully, avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain, and not block underpasses.
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Heavy rain on September 30 caused widespread waterlogging across Bengaluru, slowing down traffic and leaving commuters struggling to reach their destinations. Major areas like Manyata Tech Park and Mahadevapura experienced severe water accumulation, leading citizens to share videos comparing the water-filled streets to water parks and beaches.
Bengaluru Traffic Police issued an advisory warning motorists about possible disruptions and water accumulation. They advised citizens to avoid unnecessary travel during heavy downpours, exercise caution in waterlogged areas, and avoid blocking underpasses for shelter.
Motorists can check the BTP ASTraM App and official Bengaluru Traffic Police social media platforms to get real-time traffic updates and stay informed about disruptions.
