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Watch: Sections of Patna roads cave in after heavy rain, vehicles get stuck in craters

The roads could not withstand the rain in the Bihar capital.

Scroll Staff
Jun 30, 2023 · 06:09 pm
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पटना के वीर चंद्र पटेल पथ का बारिश के बाद देखिए हाल
जेडीयू,बीजेपी और आरजेडी का दफ़्तर इसी सड़क पर है
⁦@dm_patna⁩
⁦@BJP4Bihar⁩
⁦@Jduonline⁩
⁦@RJDforIndia⁩
⁦@LJP4India⁩ pic.twitter.com/7ykSoECToP

— FirstBiharJharkhand (@firstbiharnews) June 30, 2023

पटना के वीरचंद पटेल पथ स्थित जज आवास के पास कई जगह जमीन धसा, नमामि गंगे के तहत कैसा काम हो रहा है देख लीजिए, सिर्फ मिट्टी भर दिया है।@UtkarshSingh_ @iAnkurSingh pic.twitter.com/dxEqUN8wJi

— Journalist Nished Thakur (@nishedthakur123) June 30, 2023

भ्रष्‍टाचार की पराकाष्‍ठा : पहली बारिश में भ्रष्‍टाचार उजागर। वीरचंद पटेल पथ की सर्विस लेन धंसी। @NitishKumar @yadavtejashwi #bihar #biharCorruption #Corruption pic.twitter.com/eh4P9KWg7z

— NBT Bihar (@NBTBihar) June 30, 2023

पटना-बोरिंग रोड में डंपर का चक्का सड़क में धंसा, भारी बारिश के कारण चक्का धंसा, नमामि गंगे की वजह से सड़क हुआ है कमजोर#patna@Dharmendra_Lko @inextlive pic.twitter.com/a6m8ExjkV6

— Vikash Pandey (@VikashP69886867) June 30, 2023

#WATCH | Waterlogging witnessed in Bihar's Patna due to heavy rainfall in the region.

(Visuals from Boring Road) pic.twitter.com/E9c602KlCe

— ANI (@ANI) June 30, 2023

बारिश की बौछार क्या पड़ी धुल गया सुशासन सरकार का दावा!

मॉनसून की हल्की बारिश के बाद राजधानी पटना में जलजमाव से लोगों का जीना हुआ मुहाल, कई घरों में घुसा पानी। पटना के बोरिंग रोड़ स्थित बसावन पार्क के पास जलभराव के बाद स्थानीय लोग किसी तरह अपने कामों पर जा पा रहे हैं। सुनिए क्या… pic.twitter.com/WhDOTIIsbi

— Bihar Tak (@BiharTakChannel) June 30, 2023

#बिहार: प्रदेश के कई जिलों में भारी बारिश हो रही है। पिछले 24 घंटे में सबसे ज्यादा बारिश (214 मिली मीटर) #पूर्णिया के #अमौर में हुई है। बारिश के कारण पटना, शेखपुरा, मुंगेर, शिवहर, खगड़िया सहित कई शहरों में भीषण जल जमाव हो गया है।

@imd_patna #Bihar #Rainfall pic.twitter.com/dwRl26LR94

— आकाशवाणी समाचार (@AIRNewsHindi) June 30, 2023
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