Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) workers carried out emergency sewage and drain-cleaning operations on a waterlogged street in Kolkata on 19 June 2026, after heavy rain inundated several city roads.
A motorcyclist navigated through a heavily waterlogged street in Kolkata on 19 June 2026, as monsoon rain flooded city roads and disrupted normal traffic movement across several neighbourhoods.
Commuters waded through waterlogged streets in Kolkata on 19 June 2026 as heavy monsoon rain inundated low-lying areas, making daily movement difficult for residents across the city.
Residents and commuters were seen wading knee-deep through flooded streets in Kolkata on Friday, 19 June 2026, as monsoon downpours submerged roads and stalled vehicular movement in multiple city zones.
Daily life was disrupted across Kolkata on 19 June 2026 as monsoon rain caused widespread waterlogging, with commuters forced to wade through submerged streets in several parts of the city.
Waterlogging on multiple streets in Kolkata on 19 June 2026 highlighted the city's recurring monsoon drainage challenges, as commuters navigated flooded roads with no immediate relief in sight.
Students clutching umbrellas waded through waterlogged streets in Kolkata on 19 June 2026, as heavy monsoon rain made commuting to school hazardous across flooded city neighbourhoods.
Groups of students carrying umbrellas were spotted wading through inundated streets in Kolkata on 19 June 2026, as monsoon rain continued to flood low-lying areas of the city on a school day.
Visuals from Kolkata on 19 June 2026 showed students holding umbrellas and wading through flooded lanes, underlining how monsoon waterlogging continues to affect schoolgoers in the city each year.
A man carrying an umbrella was photographed wading through a waterlogged lane in Kolkata on 19 June 2026, as monsoon rain left large stretches of the city's road network under water.
A woman shielding herself with an umbrella waded through a waterlogged street in Kolkata on 19 June 2026, as monsoon rain inundated city roads and made pedestrian movement difficult across affected areas.