In 1908, 150 people escaped Hyderabad’s deadly Musi flood by climbing one tamarind tree; more than a century later, it still stands today | Hyderabad News
HYDERABAD: On September 28, 1908, the Musi River flooded Hyderabad after the city received around 17 inches of rain. The river rose to nearly 15 feet above its banks, inundating several parts of the city and killing thousands of people. More than 80,000 houses were damaged in the disaster. Areas including Afzal Gunj, Ghansi Bazar…
