Torrential rains triggered landslides, floods, and chaos across north India this week, leaving at least 22 dead and over 50 missing. Delhi, Gurugram, and Greater Noida faced the brunt of the storms, with submerged roads stranding commuters for hours and claiming lives.
Red Alert: Schools Shut, Travel Banned
The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert as Delhi saw record-breaking rainfall. Schools closed Thursday, and residents were urged to stay indoors. \u201cSecure your homes and avoid travel,\u201d officials warned. Social media flooded with videos of cars floating like rubber ducks.
Beyond the Capital
Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand reported 12 deaths, with rescue teams scrambling to find missing residents. Landslides blocked highways, while overflowing rivers swallowed villages. Local media called it \u201cthe worst monsoon crisis in a decade.\u201d
Authorities continue search operations as rains ease, but the damage lingers. Stay tuned for updates.
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