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Published On : Tue, Jul 2nd, 2019

By Nagpur Today

Rains inundate Reshimbagh area, RSS headquarters marooned

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Nagpur: The continuous spell of rains post midnight has left many areas including Reshimbagh area, waterlogged. The overnight rains formed puddles leaving the key areas like RSS headquarters and Suresh Bhatt Sabhagruha in Reshimbagh, marooned.

The rains have started on a slower note this year, however it is gradually picking up pace amid the environmentalists’ appeal for water harvesting on massive scale.

Though the rains have just started, many low lying areas have started facing water logging exposing NMC’s monsoon preparedness. No machinery was actively pushed into service to tackle water logging problems.