Gurgaon Battered by Heavy Monsoon Rain, Roads Cave-in, Commuters Stranded

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Gurgaon experienced its first heavy monsoon rain, receiving 82 mm in two hours.
This led to road cave-ins, severe waterlogging, and massive traffic jams on key arterial roads, stranding thousands of commuters.
Infrastructure vulnerabilities were exposed, particularly on NH-48.

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Gurgaon experienced its first heavy monsoon rain, receiving 82 mm in two hours. This led to road cave-ins, severe waterlogging, and massive traffic jams on key arterial roads, stranding thousands of commuters. Infrastructure vulnerabilities were exposed, particularly on NH-48.

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