Morning visuals from Basisthapur Bylane 2 on March 28 capture a familiar scene in Guwahati—streets submerged under stagnant water, turning daily movement into a challenge.
A motorcyclist is seen navigating through knee-deep water, while nearby homes remain surrounded by pooled rainwater, highlighting the extent of waterlogging in the locality.
Waterlogging was observed in Basisthapur Bylane 2, Guwahati, on March 28, with streets submerged and commuters struggling to move through flooded lanes.
What the Visual Shows
- A residential lane is completely waterlogged
- Commuters forced to ride through flooded streets
- Stagnant water surrounding homes and boundaries
- Temporary blockages indicate poor drainage flow
What It Reflects
This isn’t just a one-day issue. For many parts of Guwahati, especially areas like Basisthapur:
- Poor drainage systems lead to recurring flooding
- Even moderate rainfall results in water accumulation
- Daily life is disrupted, affecting mobility and hygiene
Why It Matters for Guwahati
Waterlogging remains one of the city’s most persistent urban challenges.
Scenes like this highlight:
- Gaps in drainage infrastructure
- The need for long-term urban planning
- The everyday reality faced by residents
What Happens Next
With more rainfall expected in the coming weeks, similar situations may continue unless preventive measures are strengthened.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Where was this waterlogging observed?
At Basisthapur Bylane 2 in Guwahati.
Q2. What caused the flooding?
Likely due to poor drainage and recent rainfall.
Q3. Is this a recurring issue?
Yes, waterlogging is a common problem in several parts of Guwahati.