Mumbai: It has been raining intermittently in Mumbai since this morning, as a consequence of which many low-lying areas at the moment are dealing with the state of affairs of waterlogging. Roads are flooded in Andheri, Kurla, Hindmata, Sion, and Chembur.
Andheri subway and Malad subway needed to be closed as a consequence of extreme rainwater. The rain additionally affected the motion of native trains. Native service on the Harbor line between CST and Mankhurd has come to a standstill.
As a result of rain in Shastrinagar, Goregaon, rainwater has partly submerged the colony. Heavy rain and waterlogging within the metropolis induced many automobiles to partially submerge thus disrupting the site visitors move.
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Mumbai Native is working late between Vidyavihar-Kurla. Mumbai Native is working 20-25 minutes late on the Trans Harbor line. The Meteorological Division has warned of heavy rains in some locations.
Mithi river is flowing above the hazard mark in Mumbai as a consequence of heavy rains. As a result of flood warnings, about 1200 folks dwelling close to the river have been shifted to BMC college.
All the highway of Sion Gandhi Market has gone underwater, automobiles have additionally come to halt. The highway main from Sion Gandhi Market to Kurla has been blocked by site visitors until Dadar and the Sion station is totally flooded.
The IMD had raised the alert stage from ‘Orange’ to ‘Pink’ the day before today. Intermittent rains have continued within the metropolis since Tuesday night time, as a consequence of which many areas have been flooded. Nationwide Climate Forecasting Middle scientist, R.Ok. Genmani, mentioned {that a} ‘pink alert’ has been issued for Mumbai.