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New Delhi: Flood is one of the biggest enemies for car owners, and recently, a video has emerged of 300 cars being submerged together at a stockyard. The video is from Bahadurgarh in Jhajjar district in Haryana, showing brand new cars submerged by floodwater.
ANI have posted the video, showing footage from Maruti Suzuki, where 300 brand new cars were parked. All of these new Maruti Suzuki models have reportedly been submerged for a few days, and it has been a task getting them out of the water. The footage shows cars including Alto K10, WagonR, Brezza and Invicto parked in the stockyard.
The footage has revealed airbags of many vehicles being open, and the driver’s side window glass of quite a few cars have been removed. Water is filled up to the bonnet of the cars.
Local workers have reportedly said that the cars belonged to the local Maruti Suzuki owners and that the watchman was informed when the water came at night during the flood. However, it was already later, and the vehicles had drowned, with their alarms going off. The extent of the damage to these new cars are yet to be assessed. It might become quite difficult to get the vehicles to commence functioning normally, with the water levels drowning the engine of some models.
The flood situation in the region has worsened with the rising water level. It has been a task for people residing in the residential areas, and several factories in the industrial area in the region have stopped their functioning. In fact, a lot of factories in the modern industrial area of Delhi are filled with four to five feet of water.
