Heavy Rains Lash Bengaluru, Schools and Colleges Brace for Closure
Bengaluru is bracing for a deluge as heavy rainfall is expected to lash the tech capital over the next few days. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert, warning residents of potential disruption. The intense rainfall, forecasted to continue until December 4th, has prompted authorities to consider closing schools and colleges as a precautionary measure.
“Karnataka Government Declares Holiday Tomorrow For Schools, Colleges? Bengaluru Braces For Rains,” reported Zee News, hinting at the potential for educational institutions to shut down temporarily.
While the Karnataka government hasn’t officially announced a closure, many parents and students are nervously anticipating a decision.
The downpour is the aftermath of Cyclone Fengal, which made landfall on India’s eastern coast, unleashing devastating floods. Images of buses being swept away by rising floodwaters in the cyclone’s wake paint a stark picture of the storm’s power. [Include image or video of flooded buses from NDTV article].
"Watch: Buses Swept Away By Flood Waters After Cyclone Fengal Landfall," read a headline from NDTV, highlighting the alarming visuals.
The situation in Bengaluru is being monitored closely, with an orange alert in place for the city and surrounding districts until December 3rd. "Karnataka Weather Alert: IMD Declares Orange Alert For Bengaluru, Nearby Districts Until December 3," reported Oneindia, emphasizing the severity of the weather warning.
As Bengaluru residents prepare for the deluge, many are recalling the city’s history of struggling with heavy rains, often leading to waterlogging and traffic chaos. "Bengaluru to witness showers until December 4, IMD issues yellow alert for tech capital," stated the Hindustan Times, underscoring the potential for disruptions to daily life.
The coming days will be crucial for Bengaluru, as the city prepares to weather the heavy rainfall. Officials are working to ensure the safety of residents and minimize disruption to essential services.
