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With the monsoon rains damaging a temporary bridge over the Jahalma Nullah in Lahaul-Spiti district, a patient, who was being transported from a hospital in Udaipur to the Kullu regional hospital, had to be taken in a JCB to cross the stream on Wednesday evening.

According to local residents, the deceased, a Class 11 student, was an "intelligent and well-behaved" girl. They alleged that an exposed and improperly installed wire belonging to a power supply company led to the incident, causing electricity to spread into rainwater.

The relentless deluge has caused widespread waterlogging, crippled major traffic corridors, and resulted in two tragic fatalities linked directly to civic infrastructure failures.

Delhi's monsoon arrives five days late, bringing relief with light rain and cooler temperatures, as forecast predicts more rain ahead.

Padale spent the next 20 minutes getting various information like birth date, parental information, and Voter ID details of the three people in the household assigned to him.

These deaths raised concerns over safety, with recurring incidents involving open manholes, exposed live wires and waterlogging once again highlighting risks faced by residents.

The minimum temperature, too, is in the normal range, with Shivajinagar recording 22.1degC.

After heavy morning spells, rain activity slowed down considerably by Thursday afternoon.

Two people died in separate electrocution incidents in Dombivli and Mumbra during heavy rain. The deaths have renewed concerns over exposed electrical infrastructure and possible negligence.

Manhole cover thefts, maintenance work, poor safety measures continue to leave deadly gaps on rain soaked streets