Watch: Ahmedabad Airport Flooded, Passengers Wade Through Water
Watch: ahmedabad airport Flooded, Passengers Wade Through Water
The ahmedabad airport in gujarat was flooded with knee-high water as incessant rainfall lashed gujarat for the past few days, triggering a flood-like situation.
"Due to heavy rains and water logging around the airport, we request all passengers to check with their respective airlines before starting their journey. Passengers are also advised to avoid parking at the airport facility," ahmedabad airport tweeted.
"Our teams are working round the clock to ensure a safe and comfortable journey at our Gateway To Goodness," it added. Giving a glimple into the situation, congress national coordinator deepak Khatri shared a video of a waterlogged road outside the ahmedabad airport terminal.
"This is the situation of ahmedabad airport, gujarat after 28 years of bjp rule. This is the model state of narendra Modi," he tweeted.
The india Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated extremely heavy rainfall in south gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch districts till sunday morning. It also said that heavy to very heavy rainfall will continue in many other districts of south gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch during the next three days.
IMD issued a red alert for Junagadh, Jamnagar, Devbhumi Dwarka, Kutch, Surat, Valsad, Navsari and Surat. A yellow alert was also issued for Surendranagar, Dahod, Rajkot, Batod, and Vadodara. Meanwhile, Union home minister amit shah spoke to gujarat chief minister Bhupendra patel on sunday and enquired about the flood-like situation in various parts of the state. Shah also had a discussion with delhi Lieutenant governor V K Saxena about the water level in the yamuna river. "Spoke to gujarat cm Shri @Bhupendrapbjp Ji about the flood-like situation occurring in various parts of the state due to the recent heavy rainfall. Also had a discussion with lg of delhi, Shri VK Saxena Ji about the water level in the yamuna river. Ample numbers of SDRF and NDRF teams are available to help the people in need," the home minister said on Twitter.
The ahmedabad airport in gujarat was flooded with knee-high water as incessant rainfall lashed gujarat for the past few days, triggering a flood-like situation.
"Due to heavy rains and water logging around the airport, we request all passengers to check with their respective airlines before starting their journey. Passengers are also advised to avoid parking at the airport facility," ahmedabad airport tweeted.
"Our teams are working round the clock to ensure a safe and comfortable journey at our Gateway To Goodness," it added. Giving a glimple into the situation, congress national coordinator deepak Khatri shared a video of a waterlogged road outside the ahmedabad airport terminal.
"This is the situation of ahmedabad airport, gujarat after 28 years of bjp rule. This is the model state of narendra Modi," he tweeted.
The india Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated extremely heavy rainfall in south gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch districts till sunday morning. It also said that heavy to very heavy rainfall will continue in many other districts of south gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch during the next three days.
IMD issued a red alert for Junagadh, Jamnagar, Devbhumi Dwarka, Kutch, Surat, Valsad, Navsari and Surat. A yellow alert was also issued for Surendranagar, Dahod, Rajkot, Batod, and Vadodara. Meanwhile, Union home minister amit shah spoke to gujarat chief minister Bhupendra patel on sunday and enquired about the flood-like situation in various parts of the state. Shah also had a discussion with delhi Lieutenant governor V K Saxena about the water level in the yamuna river. "Spoke to gujarat cm Shri @Bhupendrapbjp Ji about the flood-like situation occurring in various parts of the state due to the recent heavy rainfall. Also had a discussion with lg of delhi, Shri VK Saxena Ji about the water level in the yamuna river. Ample numbers of SDRF and NDRF teams are available to help the people in need," the home minister said on Twitter.