Urban flooding poses severe risks to infrastructure, public safety, and the environment. Blocked drainage systems and unregulated construction in flood-prone areas can lead to widespread waterlogging, property damage, and displacement of residents. Declining groundwater levels due to over-extraction may exacerbate water scarcity, impacting agriculture, drinking water supplies, and overall urban sustainability. The lack of accountability and inadequate planning could lead to recurring crises, putting additional pressure on already strained municipal resources and affecting millions of urban residents.