Ahmedabad Airport Flooded As Rain Continues To Lash Parts Of Gujarat: WATCH
Following heavy downpours in Gujarat, Ahmedabad Airport got flooded on Saturday. Videos of the flooded airport have been doing rounds on social media since then.
As heavy rain continued to lash parts of Gujarat, Ahmedabad Airport got flooded late Saturday following which passengers struggled to commute. The waterlogging at the airport gave a hard time to passengers. The airport authority has asked passengers to check in with their airlines about their flights. Since then, passengers have been sharing visuals of the flooded airport on social media sites.
Shared by a friend who landed at Ahmedabad airport at 10 pm. #AhmedabadRain pic.twitter.com/WsP9YpvG2z
— Kumar Manish (@kumarmanish9) July 22, 2023
Ahmedabad Airport in a statement yesterday said, "Due to heavy rains and water logging around the airport, we request all passengers to check with their respective airlines before starting their journey. Passengers are also advised to avoid parking at the airport facility." It added, "Our teams are working round the clock to ensure a safe and comfortable journey at our #GatewayToGoodness."
Due to heavy rains and water logging around the airport, we request all passengers to check with their respective airlines before starting their journey. Passengers are also advised to avoid parking at the airport facility. #AhmedabadAirport #PassengerFirst #PassengerAdvisory
— Ahmedabad Airport (@ahmairport) July 22, 2023
One of the users while recording a video at the airport said that Ahmedabad Airport has become the first in the world that can also be used as a seaport.
Ahmedabad Airport becomes the first in the world that can also be used as a seaport!#AhmedabadAirport pic.twitter.com/wZkxq66PbN
— imam hulagur (@imamhulagur) July 23, 2023
The situation at the airport has now improved though as the staff worked tirelessly.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that he spoke to Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and inquired about the flood-like situation in the state. Heavy rainfall pounded several districts in Gujarat's southern and Saurashtra regions on Saturday, which triggered a flood-like situation in urban areas and isolated villages as the water level in dams and rivers surged to dangerous levels.
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