Heavy rain in India's capital raises new fears of flooding

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Moderate to heavy rain was expected in Delhi later on Wednesday, the weather department said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

NEW DELHI - Heavy rain brought flooding to an area near New Delhi on Wednesday forcing some evacuations and schools closures as the region braced itself for more downpoursHundreds of vehicles were submerged in a commercial neighbourhood in Noida city, which adjoins south-east Delhi, after the Hindon river overflowed. People living near its banks had to move to higher ground, television footage showed, and some neighbourhood schools were closed.

“Intense spells” of rain fell on Delhi early on Wednesday, the weather department said, with 37mm of rain in central parts and as much as 110mm in eastern parts in the past 24 hours.The Yamuna river, which runs through the city, rose to a 45-year high following heavy rain in northern areas in July, flooding parts of the city and forcing the evacuation of thousands of people.

Flood waters reached the walls of the historic Red Fort and engulfed a memorial dedicated to Independence hero Mahatma Gandhi. The river had risen close to the “danger level” in Delhi early on Wednesday, the Central Water Commission said. REUTERS

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