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Gurugram Offices and Schools Shift to Work from Home Amid Heavy Rain

Residents of Gurugram face disruption as heavy rains prompt authorities to advise remote work and online classes.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Gurugram has been affected by significant rain on Tuesday, leading to directives for corporate offices and schools to shift to work-from-home and online learning models. Authorities issued this order as a response to severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in the region.

Heavy rainfall in the area, following a downpour on Monday, resulted in challenges for the city's civic infrastructure, which has reportedly struggled to handle even short bursts of rain. According to residents, this recurring issue has had a substantial impact on daily activities.

In addition to hindered commutes for employees, school buses became stranded for hours, raising concerns among parents regarding the safety and well-being of children. Ambulances were also reported to be stuck in traffic, compounding the difficulties faced by emergency services.

Civic agencies are reportedly focused on clearing drainage systems and restoring road access, though prior experiences from recent weeks indicate similar flooding issues have not yet been effectively addressed. Reports of ongoing traffic snarls and waterlogged streets reflect the continued challenges for Gurugram residents.

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