Bhagalpur Faces Second Consecutive Day of Storm: Blackouts, Waterlogging, and Winds Reaching 95 km/h
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- •Bhagalpur experienced a storm with wind speeds of 95 km/h for the second consecutive day.
- •The storm led to widespread blackouts and severe waterlogging.
- •Authorities deployed emergency teams to accelerate relief and rescue operations.
- •The meteorological department forecast light to moderate rainfall and a slight reduction in wind speeds over the next 24 hours.
- •NDRF teams were deployed for relief and rescue operations.
Bhagalpur, Bihar, witnessed another severe storm on Monday, marking the second consecutive day of extreme weather that disrupted daily life. According to the meteorological department, the storm recorded wind speeds of up to 95 km/h—placing it in the extremely dangerous category. Authorities reported that the storm caused a complete breakdown in power supply across the region, leading to widespread blackouts. Additionally, heavy rainfall resulted in severe waterlogging in several areas, severely disrupting transportation.
Local authorities have initiated prompt action to assess the damage caused by the storm. A senior district administration official stated that emergency teams have been deployed to restore power and clear waterlogging. "Our priority is to provide relief to people and bring the situation under control," the official said. He also urged residents to stay alert and avoid unnecessary travel.
