Children bathe in waterlogged streets in Kolkata after a major 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline ruptured near Tala Bridge and Tala Tank on 9 November 2026, flooding residential areas.
Repair crews scrambled to Tala Bridge and Tala Tank in Kolkata after a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline burst on 9 November 2026, causing severe waterlogging across the neighbourhood.
A commuter rides through heavily waterlogged streets near Tala Bridge in Kolkata after a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline ruptured on 9 November 2026, disrupting traffic and daily movement.
Shops and residential areas near Tala Bridge in Kolkata remained waterlogged after a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline burst on 9 November 2026, severely disrupting the local community.
Commercial establishments and housing in the Tala Tank neighbourhood of Kolkata were still inundated hours after a 72 inch drinking water main ruptured on 9 November 2026, raising concerns over the city's ageing civic infrastructure.
Persistent flooding in the Tala Bridge and Tala Tank zone of Kolkata kept shops shuttered and streets impassable on 9 November 2026, following the rupture of a large diameter 72 inch underground water pipeline.
Railway tracks near Tala Bridge in Kolkata were fully submerged following the rupture of a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline on 9 November 2026, posing a potential risk to train operations in the area.
The zone adjacent to railway tracks near Tala Bridge and Tala Tank, Kolkata, remained under water on 9 November 2026 after a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline burst, compounding the disruption to the area.
Hours after a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline ruptured near Tala Tank in Kolkata on 9 November 2026, the stretch alongside the railway tracks remained deeply submerged, hampering access and repair efforts.
Residents were seen walking across submerged railway tracks near Tala Bridge in Kolkata on 9 November 2026, after the burst of a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline left the entire corridor under water.
Railway tracks at Tala Tank in Kolkata lay submerged in standing water on 9 November 2026 as repair teams worked to control the breach in a 72 inch underground drinking water main near Tala Bridge.
As repair crews worked to plug the breach in a 72 inch underground drinking water pipeline near Tala Bridge, Kolkata, railway tracks in the area remained submerged on 9 November 2026, underlining the scale of the civic infrastructure failure.