A train passing through Goa’s famous Dudhsagar waterfall had to be halted due to low visibility caused by heavy rainfall. The Dudhsagar falls offers an idyllic view from a nearby rail line connecting Goa with Bengaluru, especially during monsoon season as the falls form a huge force of water.
In the video shared by Prasar Bharati, a large volume of water falling from the four-tiered waterfall can be seen as it covers the train partially. “WATCH: A train passing through Doodhsagar waterfall in South Western Railway, halted due to heavy rainfall,” wrote the public broadcasting agency while sharing the video.
Social media users were in awe of the scenic video as one of them called it “breathtakingly beautiful”. Dudhsagar waterfall is 60 km from Goa’s capital Panaji and becomes visible from a spot on Belgaum–Vasco da Gama rail route.
{{/usCountry}}Social media users were in awe of the scenic video as one of them called it “breathtakingly beautiful”. Dudhsagar waterfall is 60 km from Goa’s capital Panaji and becomes visible from a spot on Belgaum–Vasco da Gama rail route.
{{/usCountry}}On Tuesday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted heavy rainfall over Goa and the Konkan region for the next five days. The IMD issued an orange alert for the region, saying there will be heavy to very heavy rainfall on July 30-31.
Several areas in the state are reeling under extensive flooding over the last few days due to incessant rainfall.