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Along with the road heading towards Kundanpuri, the road opposite the bus depot of the Municipal Corporation on Tajpur road had been closed for traffic, suspecting damage to the road portion due to the rise in the water level

Ludhiana: Residents staying in colonies situated along Buddha Nullah continued to live in panic as several streets remained waterlogged even on Monday.

The district administration announced closure of all schools and other educational institutions on July 10 (Monday).

Hours of rain on Saturday left residents in fear of overflow or breach in the banks of the Buddha Nullah, leaving surrounding areas waterlogged. Offic

Residents living in areas near Buddha Dariya are living in constant fear of water entering their streets and houses. The drain is filled to the brim a

Drenched in rain, many teams from the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation, comprising over 600 employees, remained on duty and continued the process of cleaning the road gullies across the city amid heavy rainfall on Thursday.

Rainwater has also flooded businesses in the Chaura Bazaar area and shopkeepers say it will take at least a day for the water to recede.

Ludhiana: Waterlogging during monsoon is inevitable.

Torrential rains on the second consecutive day in the city worsened the waterlogging woes for city residents, as several arterial roads were inundated with rainwater leading to blockades and traffic jams

For the sweltering industrial city, the onset of rain is a time to both rejoice and struggle. The experiences of successive monsoons in the past have