Youth wade into floodwaters on Patna-Gaya Road

Youngsters were seen wading into floodwaters at a low-lying stretch along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, after rising levels in the Punpun and Dardha rivers inundated the area during the monsoon season in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

Bikers halted at the edge of a heavily waterlogged stretch of the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, as floodwaters from the swollen Punpun and Dardha rivers cut off low-lying sections during the monsoon season in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

Residents waded through knee-deep floodwaters along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, as the overflowing Punpun and Dardha rivers inundated low-lying localities during the ongoing monsoon season in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

A woman was seen carrying her belongings while wading through floodwaters along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, as rising levels in the Punpun and Dardha rivers submerged low-lying areas in Patna, Bihar during the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress)

Groups of people navigated flooded stretches along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, after the Punpun and Dardha rivers breached their banks and inundated low-lying zones in Patna, Bihar amid the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress)

Floodwaters from the swollen Punpun and Dardha rivers cut off low-lying localities along the Patna-Gaya Road corridor on 3 September 2026, forcing residents to wade through inundated lanes in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

Commuters and pedestrians were stranded along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026 as monsoon floodwaters from the Punpun and Dardha rivers submerged low-lying sections, disrupting movement in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

Residents of Patna, Bihar navigated heavily inundated stretches near the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, as the Punpun and Dardha rivers continued to rise during the monsoon season, leaving low-lying areas under floodwaters. (Photo: NationPress)

Students were seen at their flooded school campus in Patna, Bihar on 3 September 2026, after rising water levels in the Punpun and Dardha rivers submerged the low-lying school grounds during the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress)

Students remained on their flood-hit school campus in Patna, Bihar on 3 September 2026 as the overflowing Punpun and Dardha rivers left the school grounds submerged, highlighting the monsoon's impact on education in the district. (Photo: NationPress)

A school campus in Patna, Bihar was fully inundated by floodwaters on 3 September 2026 after the Punpun and Dardha rivers rose sharply during the monsoon season, rendering the premises inaccessible. (Photo: NationPress)

Monsoon floodwaters engulfed a school campus in Patna, Bihar on 3 September 2026, triggered by a sharp rise in the Punpun and Dardha river levels, leaving the school buildings surrounded by standing water. (Photo: NationPress)

Rising levels in the Punpun and Dardha rivers left a school campus in Patna, Bihar completely inaccessible on 3 September 2026, as floodwaters spread across the low-lying grounds during the peak of the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress)

A low-lying stretch along the Patna-Gaya Road was inundated by floodwaters on 3 September 2026 after the Punpun and Dardha rivers rose during the monsoon season, submerging the road corridor in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

The Patna-Gaya Road corridor lay under floodwaters on 3 September 2026 following a surge in the Punpun river, with the Dardha river also contributing to the inundation of low-lying areas in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

The monsoon surge in the Punpun and Dardha rivers submerged a low-lying belt along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, with floodwaters spreading across the area in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

A low-lying residential area along the Patna-Gaya Road was flooded on 3 September 2026 after the Punpun and Dardha rivers rose during the monsoon season, forcing residents of Patna, Bihar to contend with waterlogged homes. (Photo: NationPress)

Homes in a low-lying residential pocket along the Patna-Gaya Road were waterlogged on 3 September 2026 after the Punpun and Dardha rivers rose during the monsoon, inundating the neighbourhood in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

A residential colony along the Patna-Gaya Road was submerged on 3 September 2026 as the Punpun and Dardha rivers continued to rise, spreading floodwaters across low-lying pockets of Patna, Bihar during the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress)

Residential areas near the Patna-Gaya Road were swamped by floodwaters on 3 September 2026 as the Punpun and Dardha rivers swelled during the monsoon season, affecting low-lying localities across Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

The overflow of the Punpun river, compounded by rising levels in the Dardha river, left residential areas along the Patna-Gaya Road under water on 3 September 2026, with families in Patna, Bihar affected during the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress)

Combined flooding from the Dardha and Punpun rivers inundated a low-lying residential belt along the Patna-Gaya Road on 3 September 2026, with standing floodwaters affecting daily life in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

Low-lying residential areas along the Patna-Gaya Road remained waterlogged on 3 September 2026 as the Punpun and Dardha rivers stayed elevated during the monsoon season, prolonging hardship for residents of Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

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