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Three killed as Unseasonal rains lash Telangana
Three killed as Unseasonal rains lash Telangana Officials on Sunday informed that three people were killed as unseasonal rain lashed in several parts of Telangana.
Officials on Sunday informed that three people were killed as unseasonal rain lashed in several parts of Telangana. Stating that the standing crops were damaged due to the widespread rain, the officials informed that a woman was killed in a wall collapse in Nizamabad district while in Warangal, a couple was electrocuted when a live wire snapped due to the winds and fell on their house.
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On Saturday a tragedy was averted when a government school building collapsed in Atmakur in Sadashivpet mandal of Naglonda district. Even has the inundated low-lying areas in Adilabad, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Khammam, Warangal, Mahabubnagar and Medak Districts were affected by heavy rainfall, the strong winds uprooted trees and disrupted traffic.
The unseasonal rainfall has dealt a huge blow to mango farmers with over hundreds of acres getting damaged in Nalgonda district. GHMC workers are busy attending the water-logged areas in Lakdikapul, Nampally, Abids, Koti, Secunderabad, Amberpet, Tarnaka and Uppal.
