Hyderabad: IMD Predicts Very to Very Heavy Rain in the Next 2 Hours

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Hyderabad: The Metrological Department has forecast heavy to very heavy and extremely heavy rain in the next two hours in Hyderabad.

As per the reports, heavy rains are predicted for Ramanthapur, Malakpet, Sithaphalmandi, Secunderabad and surrounding areas. Meteorological Department officials alerted the people who are living nearby Nalas and low-lying areas.

DRF, GHMC and police are indulged in preventive measures and making arrangements to shift the people from low-lying areas to safer places.

Earlier, heavy rains lashed out at various parts of the city in the early hours of Wednesday and many areas were inundated with rainwaters.

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