Bengaluru: Three people died on Tuesday in rain-related tragedies in Bengaluru, including one… laborer who was buried under a seven-storey building Construction tumbled down.
Record-breaking rainfall from late Monday night to early Tuesday lashed a large part of Bengaluru, leaving 1,200 houses flooded, more than 20 roads and subways inundated and several apartment complexes and a residential layout inundated.
The city received 186.2 mm rainfall – its highest in 24 hours – surpassing the previous maximum rainfall of 178.9 mm on 1 October 1997. On Monday, a woman sitting in the rear seat died after falling into a pothole section amid torrential rains since Sunday. The problems reached their peak on Tuesday. Apart from this, the laborer who died building collapse Seven more people were feared trapped in Hennur in East Bengaluru, while 10 were rescued, two of them in critical condition. officials became suspicious heavy rain The structure reportedly weakened over the past 10 days, causing it to collapse.
in seconds tragedy, siblings 13 year old Srinivas and 11 year old Mahalakshmi drowned Kengeri Lake Monday, and their bodies were recovered on Tuesday.
