Sure, here is the article with the HTML tags removed:Sure, here is the article with the HTML tags removed: Bengaluru airport elevated corridor flooded after mild showers, commuters face criticism The incessant rains on Monday evening led to severe waterlogging in North Bangalore, causing inconvenience to airport passengers. People commuting to and from Kempegowda International Airport had to stand in traffic jams for hours due to massive water congestion. In an X-message, Bengaluru Joint Commissioner of Police (JCP) for Traffic wrote: “Waterlogging on KIA elevated corridor at Kodigehalli. Incoming traffic towards the city (Hebbal junction) is being affected. Diversions have been made at the railway bridge and vehicles are being directed to use the service road. Commuters are requested to cooperate.” Commuters took to social media to vent their anger as they were forced to wait for waterlogging to clear on a toll road. A user named Rajiv wrote: “How on earth can an elevated bridge get flooded with water? It has no drainage? Thanks to the construction companies.” Another user named Sunil wrote: “Also under the Allalasandra to Jakkur flyover all their water hoses are broken and water is falling down violently. Can you please instruct the NHAI guys to maintain it? This is a toll road till the airport and they are not even bothering.” Meanwhile, apart from North Bengaluru, several other areas of Bengaluru received rain on Monday evening. Commuters in East Bengaluru too had a hard time reaching home from work and the traffic police issued multiple warnings to keep people alert about all diversions. Stay updated with Karnataka Election Results 2024 and all the latest news and headlines from Bengaluru. Click here for comprehensive coverage of top cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and more in India. Stay updated with the latest happenings in world news.
The incessant rains on Monday evening led to severe waterlogging in North Bangalore, causing inconvenience to airport passengers. People commuting to and from Kempegowda International Airport had to stand in traffic jams for hours due to massive water congestion.
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In an X-message, Bengaluru Joint Commissioner of Police (JCP) for Traffic wrote: “Waterlogging on KIA elevated corridor at Kodigehalli. Incoming traffic towards the city (Hebbal junction) is being affected. Diversions have been made at the railway bridge and vehicles are being directed to use the service road. Commuters are requested to cooperate.”
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Commuters took to social media to vent their anger as they were forced to wait for waterlogging to clear on a toll road. A user named Rajiv wrote: “How on earth can an elevated bridge get flooded with water? It has no drainage? Thanks to the construction companies.”
Another user named Sunil wrote: “Also under the Allalasandra to Jakkur flyover all their water hoses are broken and water is falling down violently. Can you please instruct the NHAI guys to maintain it? This is a toll road till the airport and they are not even bothering.”
Meanwhile, apart from North Bengaluru, several other areas of Bengaluru received rain on Monday evening. Commuters in East Bengaluru too had a hard time reaching home from work and the traffic police issued multiple warnings to keep people alert about all diversions.
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