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Netizens laud Hyderabad police after heavy rains lashed the city
Hyderabad witnessed a downpour on Thursday resulting in flooded streets, traffic snarls and uprooted trees at several places. However, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation staff joined hands with the traffic police and eased the traffic by opening sewer lids to drain rainwater, clearing trees etc.
Hyderabad witnessed a downpour on Thursday resulting in flooded streets, traffic snarls and uprooted trees at several places. However, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation staff joined hands with the traffic police and eased the traffic by opening sewer lids to drain rainwater, clearing trees etc.
Sharing photos of the work done to clear the traffic on social media with #HYDTPweCareForU, the department surely earned a lot of appreciation from netizens.
Few areas like Secunderabad, Musheerabad etc witnessed hailstorm on Thursday. Uppal recorded the highest rainfall of 43.5 mm, followed by Bandlaguda at 43 mm while the lowest rainfall was recorded in Nampally with 22 mm.
A thunderstorm warning was issued by the Indian Meteorology Department across the state for the next two days.
Tweet:
#HYDTPweCareForU Heavy downpour of rain, tree fallen down accidentally on an Auto at High Court Road caused Tr Jam, Immediately Charminar Tr Cops removed the tree and restored Tr on High Court Rd. @AddlCPTrHyd pic.twitter.com/Bc5uczJnPf
— HYDTP (@HYDTP) 3 May 2018
#HYDTPweCareForU Heavy downpour of rain, trees fallen down n water logged at many places on roads caused Tr jams Tr Cops of Falaknuma and Kachiguda plunged into action immediately Removed obstructions at Manholes n fallen branches n normalised the flow of Tr @AddlCPTrHyd pic.twitter.com/muBnAHHZCn
— HYDTP (@HYDTP) 3 May 2018
#HYDTPweCareForU Heavy downpour of rain, trees and hoardings fallen down on roads and caused traffic jams. Sri. K. Babu Rao, DCP Tr-II and Sri. Koteshwar Rao, ACP-III plunged into action immediately, removed fallen branches and hoardings n normalised the flow of Tr @AddlCPTrHyd pic.twitter.com/BFgTXfyk0I
— HYDTP (@HYDTP) 3 May 2018
