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01 Jul 2022

Mumbai: Heavy rains lead to waterlogging, traffic snarls; IMD issues alert

The movement of local trains, Mumbai's lifeline, was also affected due to waterlogging on tracks, especially between Kurla to Parel section on the Central Railway line, PTI reported.

11 Jun 2021

Mumbai: 2 women narrowly escape death after falling into open manhole during heavy rain

A CCTV video is being surfaced from Mumbai in which the road is waterlogged after heavy monsoon rains. Due to this waterlogging, due to non-detection of open manholes, 2 women passing by are seen falling into manhole one after the other.

23 Sep 2020

Heavy rains in Mumbai cause waterlogging, disrupt rail and road traffic

Heavy rains lashed Mumbai overnight, leaving many parts of the city in waist-deep water and disrupting rail and road traffic on Wednesday. The Santacruz observatory recorded 286.4 mm rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8.30 am on Wednesday. This makes it the fourth-highest rainfall in Mumbai since 1974, an IMD official said.

27 Jul 2019

Mumbai rains live: People rescued from Mahalaxmi Express leave for CST station

Mumbai-Kolhapur Mahalaxmi express is held up between Badlapur and Wangani with around 2000 passengers on board.

02 Jul 2019

2 men found dead after car gets stuck in water-logged subway in Mumbai's Malad

On Monday night, two men were in a Scorpio when they were trying to cross a subway in Malad. Unable to assess the water level, the car got submerged 10 feet deep in the subway.

12 Jul 2018

Mumbai rain: Skies give city a break; waterlogging continues, roads jammed

Heavy rain has been forecast over the next four days.

07 Jun 2018

Mumbai comes to a halt due to heavy rains, BMC to work overtime in view of wat

Heavy rains lashed Mumbai since Thursday morning bringing the city to a standstill. Many low lying areas have reported waterlogging. Parts of Khar, Sion and Worli are the worst hit with people seen walking in knee-deep water.

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