Video | A state of paralysis in Kuwait after heavy rains, floods and closures of roads and tunnels
Arab Weather - The Ministry of Works in the State of Kuwait announced this morning, Sunday, January 2, 2021, the closure of a number of bridges, tunnels and streets due to the heavy rain that fell on Kuwait during the hours of yesterday evening and last night.
According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Works in Kuwait, the Al-Manqaf tunnel was closed, specifically the entire path towards Fahaheel, and was preceded by the closure of part of the same tunnel on the road coming from Kuwait to Fahaheel, due to the accumulation of rainwater despite the efforts of the crews in the process of removing the accumulated water.
The attached clips show the huge amounts of rain that fell on Kuwait and the flooding of many areas:
Khaitan now # Rain_Kuwait pic.twitter.com/6ZDat2zggp
— Hany mohamed (@hany1934) January 2, 2022
The streets were completely submerged in the area of #Abu Fatira
# Kuwait pic.twitter.com/iPiw8Jwz1X- The platform (@mnsah_kw) January 2, 2022
#Kuwait || Video | Al-Ghazali Tunnel sank.. A stranded driver was rescued. #Rain_Al-Khair #Rain_Kuwait pic.twitter.com/YnRiMa9sWs
- Bukhaled News (@e3arbnews) January 2, 2022
Drowned streets in the area # Salwa # Amtar_aljer # Amtar_alkwyt pic.twitter.com/ysW6muJDFr
- Gulf News (@khalejianews) January 2, 2022
Assorted clips from the sinking of # Kuwait and areas of Sabah Al - Nasser and Al - Jahra and Salmi Shuwaikh and Jileeb the morning and Salwa Al - Farwaniya and circled the seventh bridge Ghazali and other central alert Works and Interior and Fire # Amtar_aljer
# Kuwait pic.twitter.com/WrMgtFHlQzThe Fund (@alsundog) January 2, 2022
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Heavy rain causes flooding of the streets of #Kuwait
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Fire brigades deal with drowning cars on the Sixth Ring Road
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Floods flood the number of areas in Kuwait and the streets
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Paralysis of the fourth and fifth ring and the situation and Al-Ghazali and others
# Amtar_aljer # Amtar_alkwyt # rain- Parliamentary Network (@parliamentary0) January 2, 2022
Streets in southern Kuwait Fahaheel sank pic.twitter.com/txz5hoFbJP
— Kuwait and Gulf Weather Network (@q8_net_weather) January 2, 2022
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From the ancient Sabah Nasser pic.twitter.com/QkRcjsqRYF
- Kurbaag (@kurbaag) January 2, 2022
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