On Camera, Hyderabad Techie Falls In Drain Amid Storm, Body Found Today
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Hyderabad was hit by heavy rain on Saturday night, leading to waterlogging and slow-moving traffic in several areas.
In a terrifying video, a man was seen walking straight into an open drain in Hyderabad on Saturday night amid heavy rain. His body has been found today.
The man, a techie, was seen walking in ankle-deep water, seconds later the cellphone video shows him falling into the storm water-filled drain in Manikonda locality under Narsingi PS limits of Cyberabad. As many as three Disaster Response Force teams, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) and police were looking for the man, identified as Rajinikanth.
It has been raining non-stop in Telangana and several coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh due to cyclone Gulab, which crossed the Bay of Bengal coast near Kalingapatnam on Sunday night, weakened into a depression after leaving a trail of destruction.
Hyderabad was hit by heavy rain on Saturday night, leading to waterlogging and slow-moving traffic in several areas.
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