Delhi's Record Rainfall: Wettest August Week in 16 Years

Delhi experienced its wettest August 1st week in 16 years, with 127mm of rain causing severe traffic and waterlogging. The city is under a yellow alert as heavy showers continue, leading to the collapse of nine structures and fallen trees. Fortunately, rain is expected to ease by Sunday, providing some relief to residents.

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