Bangalore: Karnataka has been hit by incessant rains for the past eight days after battling a drought for two months.
Coastal Karnataka has reportedly received the most rainfall, while parts of Udupi are flooded.
Heavy rains are also being reported from previously drought-hit areas like Raichur, Shimoga, Hassan and Belgaum as well.

Karnataka has been hit by incessant rains for the past eight days after battling a drought for two months.
The rainfall deficit there is now down to 28 per cent.
This has caused the water levels in the Kabini and the Almaty dams to reach full capacity bringing cheer to thousands of farmers.
The Met department has predicted heavy rainfall for the next two days as well.
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