Heavy rain leads to waterlogging at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, with footage showing passengers wading through flooded areas while pushing luggage trolleys toward entry gates. Some travellers are seen rolling up their trousers as they move through standing water.
The reports describe the disruption at the airport but do not provide consistent details on flight delays, cancellations, or specific rainfall measurements. The outlet focuses on images and video from the terminal area, illustrating the conditions faced by passengers rather than commenting on operational impacts. The accounts are limited to observed crowd and movement through waterlogged sections of the airport, without further attribution or estimates of the extent of flooding.
Across the available material, the shared point is that heavy rain results in water accumulation on airport grounds, affecting passenger access routes at the airport entrances.
