Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Heavy Rain Causes Traffic Chaos in Hyderabad
It rained a lot in Hyderabad on Tuesday evening.
The police chief, D. Joel Davis, asked everyone to be careful.
He checked places where water was collecting, like Lakdikapul and Ayodhya Junction.
The police are helping with traffic because the rain is making it slow.
They told people to stay home if they can, drive slowly, and listen to the traffic police.
If you need to go out, plan extra time because traffic is moving slowly.
You can check the Hyderabad traffic police's social media for updates.
The rain was very heavy in some places, like Musheerabad, where it rained 50 mm.
The weather will stay cloudy with more rain expected.
Heavy rainfall in Hyderabad caused waterlogging and traffic disruptions.
Joint Commissioner of Police D. Joel Davis inspected major waterlogging points.
Traffic personnel are deployed to manage slow-moving traffic due to rainwater accumulation.
Citizens advised to stay indoors and drive cautiously if necessary.
Official social media handles provide real-time traffic updates and advisories.
- Who
- D. Joel Davis, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Hyderabad City residents and commuters
- What
- Heavy rainfall causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions in Hyderabad
- When
- Tuesday evening
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To ensure public safety and smooth traffic flow during heavy rainfall
Public Safety Advocates
Commuters
Necessity of Travel
Public Safety Advocates
Public safety advocates emphasize staying indoors to avoid accidents and ensure personal safety.
Commuters
Commuters may need to travel urgently and require efficient traffic management.
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Date
- Tuesday evening
- Key Official
- D. Joel Davis, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic)
- Inspected Areas
- Lakdikapul, Ayodhya Junction, PTI Masab Tank
- Advisory
- Stay indoors, drive cautiously, follow traffic directions
- Rainfall
- 50 mm at MCH Colony, Musheerabad (highest in city)
- Weather Forecast
- Partly cloudy with light to moderate rain expected