Bengaluru rains: With India's Silicon Valley submerged, IT employees use tractors to reach work

Due to the waterlogging in Bengaluru followed by heavy rain, many IT company employees were forced to take rides in tractors to reach their offices in the Yemalur area of Bengaluru, reported ANI. 

Many employees of IT companies use tractors to reach their offices in the Yemalur area of Bengaluru amid waterlogging due to heavy rains We can't take so many leaves from the office, our work is getting affected. 

We're awaiting tractors to drop us for Rs 50, locals told ANI. 

Karnataka | Many employees of IT companies use tractors to reach their offices in the Yemalur area of Bengaluru amid waterlogging due to heavy rains

We can't take so many leaves from the office, our work is getting affected. We're awaiting tractors to drop us for Rs 50: Local https://t.co/vU7zRpDXAD pic.twitter.com/ApRI8xa1Qk

— ANI (@ANI) September 5, 2022

Days after seeing some of the worst waterlogging in recent memory, the Outer Ring Road has flooded again in the area of the RMZ Ecospace technology park.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a tumultuous rainfall warning for Karnataka till September 9th. Bengaluru, three districts of coastal Karnataka, and hilly portions of the state will be pounded by heavy rains.

(With inputs from ANI)

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