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Steady downpour transformed Bengaluru's Thursday morning into traffic chaos with waterlogging and flooded roads throughout the city.

By Aniket Chakraborty

Apr 4, 2025

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Eastern regions and outskirts experienced flood-like conditions due to long-standing infrastructure issues.

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A resident's afternoon commute from Ecospace in Bellandur to Carmelaram Road took an hour despite it not being peak traffic time.

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Major areas like Richmond Road, General KS Thimayya Road, and Anil Kumble Circle on Mahatma Gandhi Road were severely waterlogged.

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Pedestrians struggled to walk in neighborhoods like Kalkere Channasandra due to silt overflow, forcing residents to use vehicles even for short distances.

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Auto and cab bookings became increasingly difficult, with passengers waiting in vain despite offering extra tips on ride-hailing apps.

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A regular Rapido ride from Domlur to Indiranagar costing Rs 70-75 jumped to Rs 100, with autos demanding Rs 20-40 extra during the rains.

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Tree fall incidents were reported across multiple locations including Bikasipura, Ashok Nagar, and Sarjapur Main Road.

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A large tree collapse on 10th Main Road, Rajajinagar damaged several parked cars while BBMP teams worked to clear debris.

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The BBMP control room received complaints of 12 fallen trees and 41 fallen branches, with only half cleared by 6 PM as the situation remained challenging.

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