'Where have the roads gone?' Hyderabad residents vent anger online as rain inundates streets

The Southwest Monsoon continued to drench the city of Hyderabad on Tuesday, due to a low pressure area over the Bay of Bengal, off the Odisha coast. The city witnessed a standstill as commuters made their way to work on Tuesday morning, with arterial roads inundated and waterlogged. With the rain expected to continue until Wednesday evening, and with no respite in sight, many took to social media, to vent their ire about the state of the city with each passing Monsoon season. #HyderabadRains Non-stop rains lashing #Hyderabad since yesterday! #DriveSafe #Traffic #Potholes #WaterLogging #RoadConditions #RoadSafety — Muzzammil Khan (@MohdMuzzammilK) July 18, 2017 #HyderabadRains roads non existent and full of potholes, commuting nightmare for all..even good roads are broken #ghmc — Shantanu Dey (@shantdey) July 18, 2017 Continues rains in #Hyderabad from yesterday evening #HyderabadRains Have a safe drive/ride today & take care of ur health @WeAreHyderabad pic.twitter.com/QzvhqOJFst— VidyasagarJagadeesan (@jvidyasagar) July 18, 2017 These rains are all set to take down the city. Buck up #Hyderabad for some breathtaking traffic snarls. #HyderabadRains — Gautham Pattikonda (@PGautham) July 18, 2017 @GHMCOnline @CommissionrGHMC @KTRTRS #HyderabadRains #ClockTower #Secunderabad pic.twitter.com/f91op4IUPT — Naidu Surendra Kumar (@Surendraknaidu) July 18, 2017 It's POURING today. Consequences: Clogged roads. CRAZY Traffic jams. Uber & Ola celebrating Christmas. Those #HyderabadRains again!— Sushie (@Sushie) July 18, 2017 This morning in front of my house #KrupaComplex #Safilguda #HyderabadRains #Hyderabad pic.twitter.com/U7EZTnvnhc — Manjula H (@DilSeAlways) July 18, 2017 Oh #HyderabadRains .. it's enough. pic.twitter.com/tH4ohy0Tza— কমলজিত (@KamaljitMedhi) July 18, 2017 2 days of rain and roads are not even visible. Need better planning in road construction @GHMCOnline @CommissionrGHMC #HyderabadRains pic.twitter.com/Ped4XAQtgO — Saket Ranjan (@ranjansaket) July 18, 2017 How else will we teach our kids that rivers were once the highways in the world. #HyderabadRains https://t.co/1EGzrrvw0a pic.twitter.com/lfjnrDHbwB — Pavan Sannuti (@Pavan81) July 18, 2017 Tired of booking a cab through uber/Ola/Utoo/meru etc etc.. Finally I took an auto  Auto mera saathi :P #HyderabadRains pic.twitter.com/xeMyyQsgNd— Ashutosh Tiwari (@ashutaa) July 18, 2017 #GHMC #HyderabadRains #hyderabad Just 150 meters covered in 1.5 hours pic.twitter.com/6x6ticxO5M — dhawanbimrah (@dhawanbimrah) July 18, 2017 Hyderabad witnessed heavy rainfall in several parts of the city resulting in flood-like situation in few places.#HyderabadRains @KTRTRS pic.twitter.com/8kUtg8EEKU — Zakir ghalib (@Zakir_Chotu) July 18, 2017 if you want to be productive today in #Hyderabad then work from home. #HyderabadRains #Traffic — Pankaj Kumar (@pankajkumar005) July 18, 2017 Every morning's like "Is muddy feet worse or wet rain water clothes" #BikerDilemma #HyderabadRains— Rajender Singh (@lapak_babuliya) July 18, 2017 Heavy traffic IIIT junction ➡ Infosys. Do avoid this road. Rains lashing #HyderabadRains #TrafficUpdate @cyberabadpolice @WeAreHyderabad pic.twitter.com/uTIxX4c8bp — VidyasagarJagadeesan (@jvidyasagar) July 18, 2017 Heavy Traffic Jam at Panjagutta Flyover#HyderabadRains pic.twitter.com/xN9TUoM4Jm — Naidu Surendra Kumar (@Surendraknaidu) July 18, 2017 #HyderabadRains have paralysed the city. @Olacabs doesn't have cabs available and @Uber_India will cost you a bomb. pic.twitter.com/UQzU3c5JJq— Pallab De (@indyan) July 18, 2017 Stuck in traffic jam at Gachibowli for over an hour now. Huge rains + roads are dug up! #BangaruHydTraffic @HydConnect @syedmohammedd pic.twitter.com/eWWj1l4WR0 — Arifuddin Mohammed (@Arifuddin_Moh) July 18, 2017 Another wet soggy rainy day in #Hyderabad.. #monsoon in full swing..#HyderabadRains pic.twitter.com/lqt1rc5VqO — Dennis Marcus Mathew (@dennismarcus) July 18, 2017 Another wet soggy rainy day in #Hyderabad.. #monsoon in full swing..#HyderabadRains pic.twitter.com/lqt1rc5VqO — Dennis Marcus Mathew (@dennismarcus) July 18, 2017 The Hyderabad Traffic police too, urged citizens not to travel, unless necessary. Rainfall data between 8 am to 9 am Moulali-7.5mm, Malkajgiri-5 mm Bandlaguda-4.5mm, Tirumalagiri-4mm — Hyderabad Connect (@HydConnect) July 18, 2017 Slow moving traffic on all main roads, traffic police urge citizens not to travel unless necessary — Hyderabad Connect (@HydConnect) July 18, 2017 Maximum rainfall data between 11 am to 12 noon Balanagar-3.8mm Quthbullapur-3.5mm Kapra-3.5mm Moulali-3.5mm Madhapur-2.7mm — Hyderabad Connect (@HydConnect) July 18, 2017 Emergency teams of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) have also been deployed to clear the streets. A central emergency 24x7 cell has also been set up at 040-23394566, for rain related complaints. Filling of potholes with wet mix and leveling undulations by #GHMC engineering staff pic.twitter.com/Jodgs1Qus3 — GHMC (@GHMCOnline) July 18, 2017 Removing of fallen tree branches by #GHMC @DC_Goshamahal team pic.twitter.com/TbfyTpARzs — GHMC (@GHMCOnline) July 18, 2017 #GHMC 24/7 #Monsoon #Emergency #HelpDesk Call: 100 or 21111111 @GHMCOnline pic.twitter.com/Ld3iYApoGN — Hi Hyderabad (@HiHyderabad) July 18, 2017