With vehicular traffic picking up pace on Thursday (October 17, 2024) after Chennai witnessed heavy rains on Tuesday (October 15, 2024), the cars parked on the two flyovers in Velachery in the city have become a menace for motorists.

Heavy rain in Chennai has been resulted in several residential neighborhoods and roads going under water, leading to traffic congestion and also affecting public transport services. Visuals from the city show incessant rainfall leading to waterlogging in several parts of the city.

Amid heavy rain alert for the next four days in Tamil Nadu, residents of Chennai’s Velachery were seen parking their cars on a flyover in case they would have to face a flash flood-like situation. In a video which has emerged on social media,

Velachery residents in Chennai have parked their cars on the Velachery flyover as a precautionary measure against heavy rain and potential flooding, following a weather alert. Authorities are monitoring the situation as traffic congestion increases.

Chennai residents are parking cars on Velachery flyover to avoid damage from forecasted heavy rainfall due to the northeast monsoon. Schools and colle

Chennai prepares for heavy rain with parking chaos, essential shopping, and government measures in place for monsoon season.

This precaution has been taken by the residents to avoid the costly repairs and financial losses caused by submerged cars, as the city faces recurring floods during the monsoon season, affecting vehicles and property.

Anticipating heavy rainfall in Chennai, residents living around Velachery have parked their cars on the flyover to prevent any damage to their vehicles.