Gurugram Flooded After Heavy Rain: WFH Advisory Issued As Traffic Paralyses Millennium City
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Gurugram, known as Cyber City, Millennium City, and the country's leading corporate hub, was once again waterlogged after heavy rain on Monday. Several major areas of the city were submerged in just a few hours of rain.
Gurugram Flooded After Heavy Rain: WFH Advisory Issued As Traffic Paralyses Millennium City
Gurugram faces severe waterlogging and massive traffic gridlocks following heavy rainfall, prompting the District Disaster Management Authority to issue a work from home advisory for private companies under a yellow alert. School buses were left stranded, and major stretches like Subhash Chowk came to a complete standstill. Despite a reported investment of 1,400 crore rupees over the last 10 years to upgrade the drainage infrastructure, the mill…
Gurgaon schools shift online, offices adopt WFH today amid heavy rainfall, waterlogging and traffic disruption
Gurugram schools have shifted to online classes today, August 25, 2026, while corporate and private offices have been advised to operate under Work From Home arrangements following heavy rainfall. The DDMA issued the advisory after around 75 mm of rain caused widespread waterlogging, stranded school buses and severe traffic disruption across key roads. The IMD has issued an orange alert, while civic teams are carrying out pumping, drainage and r…
The Gurugram administration has implemented new rules to protect school children during rain and waterlogging. School buses will not operate on waterlogged roads and will be required to take safer alternative routes. Children will not be dropped off at deserted or flooded bus stops. These rules will remain in effect until September 30, 2026.
Gurugram Rains: School Buses Stuck In Flooded Roads At Subhash Chowk, Children Stranded For Hours
Heavy rain triggered severe waterlogging across Gurugram on Monday, leaving school buses and children stranded for hours at Subhash Chowk. Viral videos showed buses stuck in deep water, with drivers and helpers climbing onto roofs. Several key roads, including Rajiv Chowk and IFFCO Chowk, also witnessed major traffic disruption.
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