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Delhi-NCR battered by heavy rain, several areas waterlogged; IMD issues alert

Delhi-NCR battered by heavy rain, several areas waterlogged; IMD issues alert
Times of India Saturday 05 September 2026, 05:26 UTC By RK LAXMI 1 min read
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Heavy rain lashed several parts of Delhi-NCR on Saturday morning, leaving several areas waterlogged, with the IMD forecasting more showers ahead. The city is likely to receive more rain over the next two days. The city is likely to receive more rain over the next two days.

NEW DELHI: Heavy rain lashed several parts of Delhi-NCR on Saturday morning, leaving several areas waterlogged, with the IMD forecasting more showers ahead. The city is likely to receive more rain over the next two days. The city is likely to receive more rain over the next two days. The Met department has issued a yellow alert for light to moderate showers on Saturday, while light rain is predicted for Sunday. However, rain is unlikely from Monday to Thursday.
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