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Watch: Passengers wade through water as heavy rains flood Ahmedabad airport

From the parking lot of the airport to the tarmac inside, commuters struggled to enter the airport and to get off the plane in heavy rain.

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Jul 23, 2023 · 11:37 am
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Ahmedabad airport @ahmairport is again river-like.

How does one get to the terminal after you have landed?

🙆‍♂️ #monsoon #rains #india pic.twitter.com/ngTuisAjcu

— Tarun Shukla (@shukla_tarun) July 22, 2023

Ahmedabad airport rain pic.twitter.com/O8c57fn2Oc

— Tradvesting (@Tradvesting) July 22, 2023

Heavy downpour and Scenes outside Ahmedabad airport! Airport has become an island with stranded flyers unable exit. Absolute no drainage system working here and yet to travel 26 km to hotel, not sure will reach the destination! @ahmairport @TOIAhmedabad @rains pic.twitter.com/r0NMfJZtRK

— Dr Sharath Kumar G G (@SharathKumarGG7) July 22, 2023

Ahmedabad International Airport flooded due to heavy rain#GujaratRain #gujarat #Ahmedabad #ahmedabadairport pic.twitter.com/i39HiWXkba

— Urhan Shaik (@ShaikUrhan) July 22, 2023

Very Heavy Rainfall in Ahmedabad #Ahmedabad IMD recorded 159mm #Rainfall between 5:30pm-8:30pm

Video from Atul Barwalia bhai #Gujarat pic.twitter.com/LTOL08lBhc

— Weatherman Shubham (@shubhamtorres09) July 22, 2023

This is #Ahmedabad airport T1, highly disappointed by services offered by airport
Water leakage on ceiling
No electricity in one of the washroom
And T1 outer area was submerged in water up to 1.5-2feet
Is this #Gujarat model? @abpasmitatv @VtvGujarati @tv9gujarati#AhmedabadRain pic.twitter.com/Kt1ixOEL4T

— Yashraj Upadhyay🐍 (@Yashraj_3dot14) July 22, 2023

અમદાવાદ શહેરમાં ભારે વરસાદને પગલે આનંદનગર વિસ્તારમાં પાણી ભરાયા #Ahmedabad #GujaratRain #Gujarat #AhmedabadRain pic.twitter.com/jN8P9cgEcw

— Sanjay ᗪєsai 🇮🇳 (ᴢᴇᴇ ɴᴇᴡs) (@sanjay_desai_26) July 22, 2023

#Ahmedabad: Heavy traffic jam on ISKCON Bridge due to rain #GujaratRain #Gujarat #ISKCONBridge #Ahmedabad pic.twitter.com/RGkjveUW6s

— Azaz mogal (@azaz_mogal) July 22, 2023

#અમદાવાદ: વાસણાથી અંજલી બ્રિજ પર ઠેર ઠેર ટ્રાફિકજામ #Ahmedabad #AhmedabadRain #GujaratRain #Gujarat pic.twitter.com/IEhHzy29Ct

— Sanjay ᗪєsai 🇮🇳 (ᴢᴇᴇ ɴᴇᴡs) (@sanjay_desai_26) July 22, 2023

#WATCH | Flood like situation in parts of Gujarat due to torrential rain, NDRF conducts rescue operation in Junagadh (22/07)

(Video source - NDRF) pic.twitter.com/s3B5bGX0fB

— ANI (@ANI) July 23, 2023

જૂનાગઢમાં અતિ ભારે વરસાદનાં કારણે ગણેશનગર વિસ્તારમાં બાળક તથા પ્રેગ્નેન્ટ મહિલાને જૂનાગઢ LCB દ્વારા રેસ્ક્યુ કરવામાં આવેલ. @CMOGuj @sanghaviharsh @dgpgujarat @GujaratPolice @IGP_JND_Range @collectorjunag #gujaratpolice #junagadhpolice #flooding #Rescue pic.twitter.com/94b1Hd93SF

— SP Junagadh (@SP_Junagadh) July 22, 2023

Watch | Rain water flowing down from Gujarat's tallest mountain Girnar in Junagadh today pic.twitter.com/c0A7sWqvRe

— DeshGujarat (@DeshGujarat) July 22, 2023
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