Hyderabad rains force techies to work from home
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Following incessant rains, IT companies in Hyderabad have asked their employees to work from home.
The heavy downpour forced the Telangana government to close all educational institutions in Hyderabad on Friday and Saturday.
Meanwhile, the state government has sought help of the Army for rescue operation in some areas of the city.
"We sought their help and they also came forward. They have been given maps and other information of areas like Gachibowli, Nizampet, Alwal and Hakimpet. They are willing to swing into action whenever we call them, the GHMC official told PTI.
Telangana's Information Technology Secretary Jayesh Ranjan said they have sent an advisory to IT companies' association to either declare a holiday or allow their employees to work from home following .
"We have asked the association to send an advisory to all the IT companies located in the city. Accordingly, they issued advisory to all the IT firms. This is in the interest of safety of the employees. The response from companies is good," Ranjan said.
Heavy rains battered the city which is a major center for the technology industry, and some other parts of Telangana for the past couple of days, throwing life out of gear in some places.
Some localities in low lying areas of Miyapur and Nizampet continue to be inundated since the last two days.
Chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Thursday reviewed the situation and directed officials to take all precautionary measures in view of the heavy rain forecast.
State IT Minister KT Rama Rao along with senior officials toured the city last night and reviewed the situation. He instructed officials to evacuate people from low-lying areas.
Normal life in some low-lying areas of the city has been disrupted due to the water-logging, and traffic has been hit badly due to the downpour.
Hyderabad traffic police has advised commuters to avoid undertaking unnecessary journeys.
(Image: Twitter)
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The heavy downpour forced the Telangana government to close all educational institutions in Hyderabad on Friday and Saturday.
Meanwhile, the state government has sought help of the Army for rescue operation in some areas of the city.
"We sought their help and they also came forward. They have been given maps and other information of areas like Gachibowli, Nizampet, Alwal and Hakimpet. They are willing to swing into action whenever we call them, the GHMC official told PTI.
Telangana's Information Technology Secretary Jayesh Ranjan said they have sent an advisory to IT companies' association to either declare a holiday or allow their employees to work from home following .
"We have asked the association to send an advisory to all the IT companies located in the city. Accordingly, they issued advisory to all the IT firms. This is in the interest of safety of the employees. The response from companies is good," Ranjan said.
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Heavy rains battered the city which is a major center for the technology industry, and some other parts of Telangana for the past couple of days, throwing life out of gear in some places.
Some localities in low lying areas of Miyapur and Nizampet continue to be inundated since the last two days.
Chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Thursday reviewed the situation and directed officials to take all precautionary measures in view of the heavy rain forecast.
State IT Minister KT Rama Rao along with senior officials toured the city last night and reviewed the situation. He instructed officials to evacuate people from low-lying areas.
Normal life in some low-lying areas of the city has been disrupted due to the water-logging, and traffic has been hit badly due to the downpour.
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Hyderabad traffic police has advised commuters to avoid undertaking unnecessary journeys.
(Image: Twitter)
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