Heavy rain floods the forecourt area of Noida airport, locally referred to as “Varanasi Ghats,” turning parts of the access road into a flooded passage.
Both reports describe similar conditions, attributing the flooding to rainfall and noting water accumulation in the area used by vehicles and passengers approaching the airport. The outlets frame the incident as a direct result of the downpour rather than as an isolated equipment failure.
While the wording differs—one outlet describes the forecourt as “floods” and the other emphasizes that rain converts it into a “flooded passage”—the shared core detail is that weather-related flooding affects access around the “Varanasi Ghats” portion of the airport precinct. Neither report, in the provided excerpts, specifies the extent of damage, any injuries, or the duration of the flooding, leaving these points unconfirmed across sources.
