Jaipur, July 18, 2025 — The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Jaipur, warning of extremely heavy rainfall within the next 24 hours.
The warning comes as part of a broader monsoon advisory covering East Rajasthan. Up to 100 mm or more rainfall is expected, with gusty winds between 40–50 km/h.
🌧️ Areas at Risk
Low-lying areas with known flooding history are being closely monitored:
- Sodala
- Shastri Nagar
- Mansarovar
- Tonk Road
- C-Scheme and Ajmer Road underpasses
The Jaipur Municipal Corporation has also issued alerts to local ward offices to ensure water pumps and emergency response systems are in place.
🏫 School Advisory & NDRF Deployment
- Schools across the city have been advised to shift to flexible timings or initiate remote classes where feasible.
- NDRF and SDRF teams are on alert and have been deployed in areas with the highest flood risk.
“These are precautionary measures to avoid last-minute disruption during sudden water accumulation,” said a senior civic official.
📞 Emergency Helpline Numbers
| Department | Contact Number |
|---|---|
| JMC (Ward Office Support) | +91-141-2577001 |
| IMD Meteorological Centre, Jaipur | +91-141-2790194 |
| National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) | 1800-180-5125 |
| SDRF Rajasthan (Flood Emergency) | 100 / 108 |
🔔 IMD Rainfall Forecast
- July 18: Red alert – Extremely heavy rainfall
- July 19: Orange alert – Continued showers with thunderstorms
- July 20: Light to moderate rain
Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary travel, especially near underpasses and drain-fed roads.
📣 Stay Updated & Prepared
Residents are urged to:
- Follow city alerts on official channels
- Stay indoors during peak rain hours
- Check water outlets around homes
- Keep phones charged and essentials ready
🧠 Final Note
Monsoon brings both beauty and risk to the Pink City. Staying informed and prepared is the best way to enjoy the season safely. This is an evolving story and JaipurStuff will continue updating you as it develops.
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