Mysore: Heavy rains lashed Old Mysore from Saturday night to early Sunday morning.
There are reports of power supply disruption and destruction of fruit and vegetable crops in many areas.
A part of the busy Chamaraja Double Road was blocked by a tree uprooting near the famous Lakshmi Theater in Mysore city at around 10.30 pm on Saturday.
A vehicle was damaged by falling trees. There was no report of any casualties.
Vehicular movement was diverted till Sunday afternoon.
In Mandya, a woman was killed and six were injured after lightning struck Vallekattekoppal and Chinkuruli villages in Pandavapura taluk.
One woman was killed in Valelekattekoppal village and six were injured in Chinkuruly.
The injured have been taken to hospitals in Mysore.
According to the information, in Ummathuru village between 8.30 am on Saturday and 8.30 am on Sunday. chamarajnagar The district received 83 mm of rain, which is the highest rainfall in the entire state.
Arkere in Srirangapatna taluk of Mandya district recorded the second highest rainfall at 78.5 mm. Te Mein Karohatti Village Narsipur The taluk of Mysuru district recorded the third highest rainfall of 68.5 mm.
heavy rain continues in malnad Districts like Kodagu, shivamogaChikkamagaluru and Sakleshpur taluks Hasan,
However, there is no report of any casualty.
There are reports of power supply disruption and destruction of fruit and vegetable crops in many areas.
A part of the busy Chamaraja Double Road was blocked by a tree uprooting near the famous Lakshmi Theater in Mysore city at around 10.30 pm on Saturday.
A vehicle was damaged by falling trees. There was no report of any casualties.
Vehicular movement was diverted till Sunday afternoon.
In Mandya, a woman was killed and six were injured after lightning struck Vallekattekoppal and Chinkuruli villages in Pandavapura taluk.
One woman was killed in Valelekattekoppal village and six were injured in Chinkuruly.
The injured have been taken to hospitals in Mysore.
According to the information, in Ummathuru village between 8.30 am on Saturday and 8.30 am on Sunday. chamarajnagar The district received 83 mm of rain, which is the highest rainfall in the entire state.
Arkere in Srirangapatna taluk of Mandya district recorded the second highest rainfall at 78.5 mm. Te Mein Karohatti Village Narsipur The taluk of Mysuru district recorded the third highest rainfall of 68.5 mm.
heavy rain continues in malnad Districts like Kodagu, shivamogaChikkamagaluru and Sakleshpur taluks Hasan,
However, there is no report of any casualty.