29 May: – In the Karnataka, on the first day, the rain started pouring water on all the streets of the city. So the citizens were enjoying happiness on one hand. And suddenly due to the sudden rains, the citizens faced many problems. In Karnataka, early arrival of monsoon this year.
#WATCH Rescue operations underway in Mangalore's Panambur as streets are water-logged following pre-monsoon rains pic.twitter.com/7zNI4v0RNT
— ANI (@ANI) May 29, 2018
Nalin Kumar Kateel, BJP MP from Dakshina Kannada, visits the affected areas of #Mangalore following pre-monsoon rain in parts of the city #Karnataka pic.twitter.com/mgFldYkMQX
— ANI (@ANI) May 29, 2018
There has been heavy rains in many parts of the state on Monday night. This morning, the rain took place for some time. However, again from 9.30 am, there was again heavy rains. The worst hit is in the city of Mangalore. In the first rain, the life of the people has been disrupted and it has taken time to call the helpers to move the citizens safely.
Water is stored in many low lying areas of the city. All the flights to Mangalore airport have been canceled due to heavy rains. In view of this situation, a holiday has been announced for all schools in the city tomorrow.
On this backdrop, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over Twitter. I pray for the safety of the people affected by the heavy rain in Karnataka. I have ordered local officials to help the citizens in all times, “Modi said in his tweet.
I pray for the safety and wellbeing of all those affected by heavy rains in various parts of Karnataka. Have spoken to officials and asked them to ensure all possible assistance in the affected areas.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 29, 2018
The Indian Meteorological Department had predicted the arrival of Monsoon to Kerala on May 29. This estimate is correct. Initially, due to the arrival of the monsoon in Kerala, there is a low pressure belt in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. So, there is a possibility of monsoon going down in Maharashtra soon.
