Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Heavy Rain Causes Waterlogging in Nagpur
Heavy rain in Nagpur, Maharashtra, caused severe waterlogging at Somalwar School.
The school remained open, but the waterlogged campus raised safety concerns.
The Fire Department rescued stranded students.
The India Meteorological Department issued a Yellow Alert, forecasting more rain.
Authorities advised people to stay indoors and avoid waterfalls and hill stations due to safety concerns.
Heavy rainfall in Nagpur caused severe waterlogging at Somalwar School.
School remained open despite waterlogging, raising safety concerns.
Fire Department rescued stranded students from the waterlogged campus.
IMD issued a Yellow Alert forecasting moderate to heavy showers.
Authorities advised avoiding unnecessary outings and prohibited entry to waterfalls and hill stations.
- Who
- Residents and students of Nagpur, Municipal Corporation's Fire Department
- What
- Heavy rainfall causing severe waterlogging and rescue operations
- When
- July 28, 2026
- Where
- Nagpur, Maharashtra
- Why
- Continuous rainfall and possible ongoing road construction work
School Operations During Rain
Safety Concerns During Rain
School Functionality
School Operations During Rain
Schools should remain open to maintain educational continuity.
Safety Concerns During Rain
Schools should close during severe weather to ensure student safety.
- Location
- Nagpur, Maharashtra
- Affected School
- Somalwar School, Khamla
- Rescue Operation
- Municipal Corporation's Fire Department
- Weather Alert
- Yellow Alert issued by IMD
- Rainfall Forecast
- Moderate to heavy showers
- Safety Measures
- Avoid unnecessary outings, prohibited entry to waterfalls and hill stations