Intermittent rain causes waterlogging in Mohali

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Updated At : 12:43 PM Mar 04, 2024 IST

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Mohali, March 3

Intermittent rains for the past two days have led to waterlogging and slush on many roads of the area. Low-lying areas of Phase-3B2, Phase-11, Phase-5, and Phase-7, saw pools of water stagnating on main roads and market areas. The parking lot of Phase-3B2 market was rendered useless as pools of water accumulated, making it difficult for the users to park and leave their vehicles without soiling their shoes and clothes.

In Phase-XI locality, an approach road to three schools remained inundated with rainwater for hours on Sunday. At the Barwala road, road users were inconvenienced as large-sized potholes, slush pools tested driver’s skill endlessly.

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