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Watch: Heavy rainfall drowns parts of Lucknow, streets, government offices flooded

There were power failures in many parts of the city.

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Sep 17, 2021 · 06:47 pm
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This is residential area of ELDECO-II. Since 2001, the road of this colony has not been restored. #lucknowrains @AdminLKO #Lucknow pic.twitter.com/3FA0uFqZFX

— Arvind Chauhan (@Arv_Ind_Chauhan) September 16, 2021

This is RTO #Lucknow office #lucknowrains pic.twitter.com/tdjSK5lhdN

— Arvind Chauhan (@Arv_Ind_Chauhan) September 16, 2021

Charbagh railway station #Lucknow #lucknowrains pic.twitter.com/yEGI5T6YLf

— Arvind Chauhan (@Arv_Ind_Chauhan) September 16, 2021

#Barish ..
Smart city... #lucknowrains@shivpalsinghyad @yadavakhilesh @psplofficial @arjunsaifai @AmbedkarAadi pic.twitter.com/UWwG8s0Eml

— नागरिक समाजोत्थान समिति(रजि●) (@nagriksamajoth1) September 16, 2021

It’s been raining 🌧 through the night here 🙁#Lucknow#lucknowrains
pic.twitter.com/tExcJLyEca

— Nistha...🦋💚 (@Its_Nistha) September 16, 2021

Sushant golf city! There is no drainage system,Heavy water clogging🌨🌧⛈️ #lucknowrains #LucknowWeather #Lucknow pic.twitter.com/zcPclWxyOj

— 💕Himanshi Jain💕 (@Pink_Piistachio) September 16, 2021

Gemini continental road caved in #Lucknow #lucknowrains pic.twitter.com/OXCQPDTCiu

— Arvind Chauhan (@Arv_Ind_Chauhan) September 16, 2021
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