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WATCH: Severe waterlogging in Gurugram after heavy rainfall

Due to waterlogging, vehicular traffic was affected in the city, police informed

FP Staff|Aug 07, 2022, 17:17:01 IST

Gurugram: Amid heavy rainfall, several areas in Gurugram reported waterlogging on Sunday.

Due to waterlogging, vehicular traffic was affected in the city.In a series of tweets, the Gurugram Police informed that waterlogging has been reported from several areas including Artimis chowk, Sikanderpur power house, Mayfield garden chowk, Sec 54 AIT chowk, Wazirabad red light and Pasco red light among others."Our traffic officials are on the spot to facilitate the traffic flow. Commuters are requested to plan their travel accordingly," police said.

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