Archive · 15 Aug 2025
Moosarambagh Bridge Remains Shut After Flooding
Even though the flood water has gone down, the bridge at Moosarambagh is still closed because the river is moving fast, and there is a lot of junk stuck on the bridge.
Officials are cleaning the trash and checking the bridge to make sure it's safe.
People who had to leave their homes because of the floods are now back home.
The bridge might open in a couple of days after the cleanup.
Moosarambagh bridge remains closed due to Musi river's strong current.
Himayatsagar reservoir's outflow is at 964 cusecs on Friday evening.
Debris from recent floods is lodged in the Moosarambagh flyover construction.
DRF teams are clearing debris, and the bridge may reopen in a day or two.
Evacuated residents have returned to their homes.
- Who
- Traffic police, DRF staff, residents.
- What
- Closure of Moosarambagh bridge after heavy flooding.
- When
- Bridge closure continues as of Friday, with potential reopening in a day or two.
- Where
- Moosarambagh, Hyderabad.
- Why
- Due to unsafe conditions caused by the Musi river's strong current and debris.
- Bridge Status
- Closed
- Himayatsagar Outflow
- 964 cusecs
- Himayatsagar Water Level
- 1,761.70 ft
- Himayatsagar Full Tank Level
- 1,763.50 ft
- DRF Involvement
- Cleaning debris
Sources
Despite Heavy Rain Alert, Twin Cities Remain Largely Dry
11 Gates of Himayatsagar Opened After Heavy Rains
High Alert Continues at Prakasam Barrage With 5.65 Lakh Cusecs of Water Discharge
Rains Recede In Telangana , No 'Red Alerts' For Today, IMD Issues Orange And Yellow Alerts
Heavy Rain Claims Eight Lives, Two Injured In Last Two Days
Road Links Cut Off In Adilabad After Heavy Rain
Residents of low-lying areas in jitters as Musi brims
Heavy to Very Heavy Rains Forecast in Northern Telangana
Monsoon Bounce-Back Brings Surplus Rain After Dry Friday
