Three Drown in Delhi Amid Heavy Rains, LG Orders Officials Back to Duty

Three people, including two boys, drowned in separate incidents in Delhi on Saturday, following heavy rains that caused widespread flooding. The incidents come a day after similar drownings, highlighting the dangers posed by the downpour. Meanwhile, the Delhi government has set up an emergency control room and the Lieutenant Governor has ordered officials back to duty to address the situation.

Delhi Braces for More Heavy Rains, Orange Alert Issued

Following a day of intense rainfall, Delhi and surrounding areas are facing an orange alert for heavy rain until July 2. The IMD expects heavier spells on Sunday and Monday, while also reporting the Southwest Monsoon’s advancement into Uttar Pradesh. Meanwhile, the city grapples with the aftermath of Friday’s downpour, including a fatality at Delhi airport and several rain-related deaths.

AIIMS Neurosciences Centre Operations Disrupted by Heavy Rains in Delhi

Heavy rainfall in Delhi led to waterlogging at AIIMS, impacting operations at the Neurosciences Centre. All operation theatres were rendered non-functional due to air-conditioning issues and water seepage, forcing the referral of patients to other hospitals. While some emergency surgeries were performed, the situation highlights the infrastructure challenges posed by extreme weather events.

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