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Delhi records over 100 mm rainfall in an hour, 'red' warning issued

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Updated At : 01:41 PM Aug 24, 2024 IST

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#delhirains #waterlogging #heavyrain Delhi records over 100 mm rainfall in an hour, 'red' warning issued At least 10 flights headed to Delhi were diverted after the national capital saw heavy rain this evening, with the weather office saying that clouds have converged over the city "from all four sectors". There have been reports of house collapses in several parts of the city, including in Chandni Chowk's Sadar Bazar, where a person is reportedly trapped. #DelhiRain #DelhiRainAlert #DelhiRainRedAlert #RainAlertToday

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Breaking newsCurrent AffairsDelhidelhi heavy rainfalldelhi heavy rainsDelhi records over 100 mm rainfall in an hourFlight DiversionsHeavy RainfallHits Delhi-NCRlatest newsNational Flash Flood Guidance Bulletin also included DelhiPragati Maidan observatory in central Delhirains in delhi ncrrecorded 112.5 mm of rainfall in one hourred' warning issuedtop newsTriggers Traffic Jam

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