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Mumbai Rains: Building Collapse Kills 6, Including 5 Children; Record Rainfall Continues

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Mumbai experienced record-breaking rainfall for the fifth consecutive day, with strong winds causing disruptions.
A four-storey building collapsed in Mankhurd, killing six people, including five children.
Numerous tree collapses were also reported, leading to further fatalities.

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Mumbai experienced record-breaking rainfall for the fifth consecutive day, with strong winds causing disruptions. A four-storey building collapsed in Mankhurd, killing six people, including five children. Numerous tree collapses were also reported, leading to further fatalities.

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