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Heavy Rainfall in Jhalawar, Rajasthan: 740 mm Recorded, Schools Up to Class 12 Closed
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 08:17 PM
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Jhalawar district has seen continuous rain for two days, with 740 mm recorded and schools up to class 12 shut on heavy‑rain warning.
The Jhalawar district of Rajasthan has been under a persistent rain spell for the past 48 hours, accumulating an estimated 740 mm of water. Meteorological officials noted that the downpour began early on Sunday, with clouds lingering and intermittent light showers throughout the morning.
Local authorities issued a heavy‑rain warning, prompting the education department to close all schools up to the 12th standard to ensure student safety. Transportation services were also advised to exercise caution on flooded roads.
Residents reported rising water levels in low‑lying areas and urged people to avoid non‑essential travel until conditions improve. The district administration continues to monitor the situation and will issue further advisories as needed.
Local authorities issued a heavy‑rain warning, prompting the education department to close all schools up to the 12th standard to ensure student safety. Transportation services were also advised to exercise caution on flooded roads.
Residents reported rising water levels in low‑lying areas and urged people to avoid non‑essential travel until conditions improve. The district administration continues to monitor the situation and will issue further advisories as needed.