Wall collapses in Bengaluru after heavy rain lashed the city

Heavy rains across Bengaluru on Wednesday lead to the collapse of a wall near the Majestic that resulted in damaging several four-wheelers parked on the road.

Heavy rain across Bengaluru on Wednesday lead to collapse of a wall near the Majestic that resulted in damaging several four-wheelers parked on the road.

Downpour in the city left many areas under water, with damage to property and vehicles. (Screengrab of Twitter video by @CitizenKamran)

Incessant rain battered Bengaluru Wednesday, with downpour resulting in waterlogging in several parts of the city.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had already issued a yellow alert in the city.

According to IMD, light rainfall is likely to hit Bengaluru during the next 5 days. The Maximum temperature ranges from 27-29 degrees Celsius and the minimum of 15-17 degrees Celsius.

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Relative humidity of 60-89 percent during morning hours and 26-48 percent during noon is also expected by the weather department.

Last month, Bengaluru experienced a flood-like situation after the city was reeled under severe waterlogging due to incessant heavy rain which continued to affect traffic in several areas of the city.

Locals in Bengaluru continued to bear the brunt of severe waterlogging as water is yet to recede from roads and by-lanes after Monday's downpour.

Many parts of the state are witnessing flood-like situations due to heavy rain.

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With Bengaluru reeling under severe waterlogging due to incessant heavy rain, on Monday many IT professionals in India's Silicon Valley resorted to tractors to reach their workplaces.

Yemalur which is close to the HAL Airport was submerged in water. Many employees of IT companies living in the area took tractors to reach their offices.

Earlier in July, Karnataka suffered heavy floods due to rain, after which rescue missions and relief work had to be carried out. Chief Minister Bommai also had to seek financial assistance from the Centre.