Buddha Nullah Floods Ludhiana Homes, Cleanup Underway

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Updated At : 07:55 PM Sep 05, 2025 IST

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Contaminated water from Buddha Nullah has flooded residential areas in Ludhiana, inundating homes and streets. While the water has now receded from inside houses, it has left behind a thick layer of murky residue across roads and public spaces. Municipal teams have begun cleanup operations to restore normalcy, but residents continue to struggle with hygiene and health concerns.

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