Heavy Rains Return to Mumbai: 5 Dead | Red Alert Issued Amid Flooding | News9

Mumbai is experiencing heavy rains after a 15-20 day break, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue a red alert. Five rain-related deaths have been reported, including a tragic incident where a 45-year-old woman drowned in an open drain. Flooding has turned roads into rivers, severely impacting daily life and causing traffic disruptions across the city. Local train services and flights have been affected, with schools closed for the day. Authorities are assessing damage and urging residents to stay safe amidst the downpour.
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[athikhafaiz]

Nowadays Im getting frightened while it's raining outside😢, , Am I the only one ??

[radhikavivek]

Even now especially Kurla, Ghatkopar and Tilak Nagar area the drainage lids are taken off. So many walked through knee deep water yesterday. Thankfully no accident there

[svnrm]

This is water logging due to excessive construction and housing. Where would the water go?

[yonderstardhar]

You too can blaim Meghalaya like Assam Minister did.

[itn]

A rain it again got flooded😂😂.. This is the reality of pathetic mumbai..

[LumkordorKharkongor]

Drain clogging and human indiscriminate discarding of plastic waste we lack civic sense, but at the drop of a hat blame the administration

[lifeisbeautiful]

City coming to an halt? That's not flooding. See in South East Asia then use the term flooding. See what flooding looks like S-E Asia.

[nelsondantas]

no rains today because some drunkard official declared Red alert