Continuous torrential rains for the last 24 hours have severely affected kamareddy district.
The indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert warning of heavy to very heavy rains in the region.
Bridge Collapse & Traffic Disruption:
A major bridge on National Highway-44 (NH-44) collapsed, causing a complete halt in traffic.
Over 9 km long traffic jam reported near Narsingi on NH-44, leaving hundreds of trucks and buses stranded.
Flood-like Conditions in kamareddy Town:
Low-lying areas, especially GR Colony, witnessed waterlogging and flood-like conditions.
Swift action by the local administration and disaster management teams helped water levels recede by morning, giving some relief.
Severe Waterlogging & Drainage Issues:
Roads turned into ponds due to nonstop rainfall, making even pedestrian movement difficult.
Inadequate drainage in Narsingi and nearby areas worsened the situation, with rainwater covering roads.
Overflowing drains and rivers increased the danger of vehicles being washed away.
Relief & Rescue Operations:
Police and disaster management teams deployed at key locations to manage traffic and provide assistance.
Motorists advised to use alternate routes, though many were also affected by flooding.
Pumps deployed to drain water, but progress is slow due to continuous rains.
Passengers and drivers urged to travel only if essential and monitor weather updates.
Weather Forecast & Risks:
IMD forecasts heavy rainfall for the next 48 hours in kamareddy and adjoining areas.
Increased risk of landslides and flash floods.
NDRF and local police actively working on relief and rescue operations.
District administration has issued helpline numbers and set up relief camps for affected residents.
Official Statement:
Superintendent of police Rajesh Chandra said teams are working round the clock.
Debris removal is in progress to restore traffic on NH-44.
Citizens requested to avoid unnecessary travel and cooperate with authorities until weather improves.
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