Mumbai on Red Alert for Intense Rain and High Winds

Mumbai India Meteorological Department Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation

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Mumbai and surrounding districts are under a Red Alert with warnings of intense rain and 50-60 kmph winds for the next three hours.
This follows heavy downpours and strong winds on Sunday that caused tree falls, but major waterlogging was avoided.
Authorities urge caution and limit travel.

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Mumbai and surrounding districts are under a Red Alert with warnings of intense rain and 50-60 kmph winds for the next three hours. This follows heavy downpours and strong winds on Sunday that caused tree falls, but major waterlogging was avoided. Authorities urge caution and limit travel.

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