The main approach road to Mokama Railway Station in Patna district has been submerged after light rainfall, causing significant inconvenience to commuters and pedestrians. With knee-deep water accumulating on the road, people are facing immense difficulties in their daily travel. Local residents have urged the Nagar Parishad and district administration to promptly clear the water.

According to locals, waterlogging on the main road to the railway station is an annual problem. The lack of regular drain cleaning leads to rainwater accumulating on the road. Drains clogged with garbage and silt prevent proper water drainage, resulting in waterlogging even after minor rainfall.

Commuters heading to the station via the waterlogged route fear missing their trains. Moreover, the accumulated water hides potholes on the road, posing a risk of accidents and injuries for motorcyclists. Local residents and passengers have demanded that the administration resolve the waterlogging issue and ensure proper cleaning of the drains to provide relief to the public.