Mumbai experienced heavy rains and thunder, leading to disruptions in local and long-distance train services due to waterlogging and landslides. Flights were diverted from Mumbai International Airport due to low visibility. Restoration work is ongoing.
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.
Heavy rains in Maharashtra have caused landslides in the Bhor Ghat section, suspending Mumbai-Pune train services. Several trains are cancelled, diverted, or regulated. The Mumbai-Pune Expressway also faces traffic diversions due to landslides and waterlogging, with authorities urging commuters to avoid travel unless necessary.
Mumbai is under a red alert due to heavy rains, causing significant waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The IMD predicts continued intense showers, with eastern suburbs recording the highest rainfall. Authorities advise caution and avoiding vulnerable areas.
