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Several parts of India are experiencing severe damage due to heavy rains and flooding, with the situation likely to deteriorate further as more rainfall is expected. States including Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are under high alert, with forecasts predicting significant downpours today. Delhi has issued a yellow alert to prepare residents for challenging weather conditions. The situation in Bundi, Rajasthan, is particularly critical, where intense rainfall has unleashed powerful floodwaters. The downpour was so extreme that a police barricade was swept away by the floods, demonstrating the sheer force of the water. Hill runoff has led to widespread devastation, flooding roads and causing significant disruption across the region. The relentless rain has resulted in road blockages and hindered daily activities, with rescue operations in progress to help those affected by the floods. Concerns are also mounting about potential landslides and additional flooding in the impacted areas. Authorities are on high alert, closely monitoring the situation, and focusing on damage control and ensuring the safety of residents in these vulnerable regions.

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