CEO opened a tractor to work, India's "Silicon Valley" was attacked by heavy rain

Bankarore, a heavy town in southern India, encountered continuous rainstorms a few days ago, and severe waterlogging caused urban transportation to be almost paralyzed. The meteorological department has issued an alarm saying that bad weather will last until 9 days.

On September 6, 2022, local time, a man pushed a motorcycle along the streets of the stagnant. Visual China Map

According to the Hindu Times reported on the 7th, Bangalore, known as the "Silicon Valley", known as the Indian "Silicon Valley" for two consecutive days, was severely affected by the city's operations, and water parking, power outage, and traffic were blocked in the city. The meteorological department has issued an alarm saying that bad weather will continue.

It is reported that many companies ask employees to work at home due to flooding because Bangallore's streets are flooded. Arjun Mohan, CEO (CEO) of UPGRAD, a well -known local education technology startup, said that due to the power outages and water stops in the family, he had to "walk for 7 kilometers, and he drove a tractor through the deep water accumulated water. Arrive at the office. "

On September 6, 2022, local time, Bancaror, India, a local citizen traveling in a tractor. Visual China Map

Reuters reported that since the season in the season on June 1st, Bangalore's rainfall has rainfall by 162%higher than the same period of previous years. September each year is usually the month when Bangalore has the largest rainfall. In the first few days of September this year, the rainfall is greater than normal. On the evening of the 5th, Bangalore's rainfall reached 131.6 mm, the day in September in the past 8 years.

More and more evidence shows that climate change is changing the monsoon rainfall mode of the Indian subcontinent. Scientists believe that this makes extreme weather events such as heavy rain a new normal.

Source: Surging News

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