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Heavy Rains Leave Parts of Bhimavaram Waterlogged
Heavy rain fell in Bhimavaram starting Monday morning.
Water collected in several parts of the town.
The main road became difficult for motorists to use.
The area near the railway station had the most water.
The water there looked like a canal.
Passengers had trouble moving around the station.
The article says the town has faced problems because of the heavy rain.
Heavy rain beginning Monday morning caused waterlogging in several parts of Bhimavaram.
Water accumulation on the main road created difficulties for motorists.
The area near Bhimavaram railway station was described as the worst affected.
Water near the station looked like a canal.
Waterlogging made it difficult for passengers to move to and from the station.
- Who
- Motorists and railway passengers in Bhimavaram were affected.
- What
- Heavy rain caused waterlogging in several parts of the town.
- Where
- Bhimavaram, West Godavari district, including the main road and the area near the railway station.
- When
- The rain started Monday morning.
- Why
- Heavy rain caused water to accumulate.
Key facts
- Event
- Urban waterlogging after heavy rain
- Town
- Bhimavaram
- District
- West Godavari district
- Rain began
- Monday morning
- Worst-affected area
- Near Bhimavaram railway station
- Reported impacts
- Difficulties for motorists on the main road and for passengers moving to and from the station
Sources
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