Gurugram's corporate corridor became a swamp after recent heavy rainfall. The city floods due to dismantled natural drainage systems over decades. Ponds and bunds, which once managed runoff, have largely disappeared. Extensive concrete development redirects rainwater onto unprepared roads. Restoring water bodies and green cover is essential to prevent future flooding.

Residents from Rajendra Park, Ashok Vihar and Sector 69 said chronic flooding persists despite repeated civic assurances and ongoing drainage work.

Slow vehicular movement has been reported from Sarhol towards Delhi, while Dwarka Expressway Cloverleaf Interchange witnessed heavy traffic movement, significantly slowing…