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Gujarat’s Ahmedabad, Vadodara witness severe waterlogging amid heavy rainfall

Severe waterlogging was witnessed due to incessant rainfall in several parts of Gujarat on August 27. Many trees were uprooted and roads were blocked. Many district administrations announced the closure of schools amid heavy rains. India Meteorological Department issued...
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Updated At : 04:59 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST
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Severe waterlogging was witnessed due to incessant rainfall in several parts of Gujarat on August 27. Many trees were uprooted and roads were blocked. Many district administrations announced the closure of schools amid heavy rains. India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for the whole state on August 26. #gujarat #flood #heavyrain #waterlogging

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