Jodhpur: Army Rescues Residents From Waterlogged Houses, Bus Floats On Inundated Roads

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Rajasthan,  28 Aug 2022 8:02 AM GMT

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The Jodhpur administration on 28 July sought the Army’s help to rescue the people trapped in waterlogged houses in New Roop Nagar colony following heavy rainfall, officials said. Teams of the NDRF and the Army have launched rescue operations to evacuate people from flooded houses to safer places. Many vehicles got washed away in the water flowing on streets. Some videos shared on the internet show vehicles floating on water accumulated in the streets, including a bus that was carrying 30 passengers.