Waterlogging hits classes at West Champaran school
Waterlogging hits classes at West Champaran school
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Waterlogging hits classes at West Champaran school
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Delhi and NCR experienced heavy rainfall on Friday morning. Waterlogging affected several areas, including Safdarjung Hospital and the airport. Traffic movement was significantly disrupted across the city and its surroundings. The India Meteorological Department recorded substantial rainfall amounts in various locations. Light rainfall is expected to continue over Delhi for the next two days.
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