The IMD has forecast heavy rain (orange alert) at isolated places in the city for the weekend. An alert for extremely heavy rain has been issued for Monday. The IMD said they are closely observing the weather models for the coming days with extremely heavy rain expected on some days. “Satellite images as on Thursday evening indicated dense cloud formation over north Konkan and the interiors of Maharashtra too. As per IMD forecast, a low pressure system is expected to form in 24 hours in north Bay of Bengal and very likely to intensify in the subsequent 24 hours. This will bring a lot of rain over Konkan, including Mumbai, in next 4-5 days,” said an IMD official. Stay with TOI for all the latest updates:Read Less
Yesterday's incident (of two women falling into a manhole in Bhandup) was due to the fibre protective cover of the manhole which got displaced due to water pressure. I visited the site & got it fixed: Mumbai Mayor Kishor Pednekar
The women were marked safe; the 2 escaped unhurt.
Route diversions due to waterlogging at Hindmata,(Parel), Sheetal Cinema(LBS Rd) and Sion Road no 24 have been restored.
Central Railway Monsoon updates at 10am
Waded through water? Take lepto meds, says BMC
The civic body has advised citizens who may have had to wade through water on Wednesday to take antibiotic doxycycline to prevent leptospirosis. It is transmitted through rainwater that could be contaminated with the urine of animals such as rats, dogs, horses, buffaloes, etc. “Leptospirosis is more likely to occur if there are injuries on the feet and a person has been exposed to contaminated water,” said Dr Mangala Gomare, BMC’s executive health officer, adding that people need to seek medical advice and take medicine within 24-72 hours.
Mumbai's Colaba received 23.4mm rainfall while Santacruz witnessed 107.4mm rain during the last 24 hours, says IMD Mumbai
Waterlogging in Mahim area of Mumbai as the city continues to receive rainfall.
Trains running in all sections, says CPRO Central Railway
Trains in all sections are running. High Tide of 4.32m at 12.54pm.
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Waterlogging reported at several areas of Mumbai as rain continues to lash the city; picture from Andheri East.
Subway in Andheri waterlogged as Mumbai continues to receive rainfall
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Mumbai rains: BMC directs officials to inspect manholes
The civic body in Mumbai has directed officials to inspect all manholes in the city, after a video of two women falling into an open drain amid heavy rainfall surfaced on social media, an official said on Thursday. As per a statement issued by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, municipal commissioner Iqbal Chahal issued the directive after a CCTV footage of two women falling into an open manhole went viral on social media platforms.
Waded through water? Take lepto medicines, says BMC
The civic body has advised citizens who may have had to wade through water on Wednesday to take antibiotic doxycycline to prevent leptospirosis. It is transmitted through rainwater that could be contaminated with the urine of animals such as rats, dogs, horses, buffaloes, etc. “Leptospirosis is more likely to occur if there are injuries on the feet and a person has been exposed to contaminated water,” said Dr Mangala Gomare, BMC’s executive health officer, adding that people need to seek medical advice and take medicine within 24-72 hours.
Mumbai airport shut for 30min, 1 flight diverted
Poor visibility and rain led to suspension of flight movement at the airport here from 4.04pm to 4.32pm even as delays left passengers stranded across the country. Pilots of two flights approaching to land in Mumbai had to abort the manoeuvre and make a fresh attempt at landing. Another flight bound for Mumbai was diverted to Ahmedabad, said the Mumbai International Airport Ltd spokesperson. Amid travel restrictions and poor demand during the pandemic, Mumbai airport is currently handling only about 200 flights a day.
Mumbai gets 94% of average June rain, heavy showers likely in places
The wet spell that began with the onset of monsoons on Wednesday has given Mumbai 94% of its June rain so far. The showers continued, albeit way more moderately, on Thursday in the city even as the southwest monsoon covered the entire state. The IMD has forecast heavy rain (orange alert) at isolated places in the city for the weekend. An alert for extremely heavy rain has been issued for Monday. READ FULL STORY
A 26-year-old man died in a house collapse incident at Lokhandi chawl in Mumbai's Dahisar area. As per the civic officials, the incident occurred in the evening wherein three houses had collapsed.
Mumbai rains: BMC directs officials to inspect manholes
The civic body in Mumbai has directed officials to inspect all manholes in the city, after a video of two women falling into an open drain amid heavy rainfall surfaced on social media, an official said on Thursday. As per a statement issued by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, municipal commissioner Iqbal Chahal issued the directive after a CCTV footage of two women falling into an open manhole went viral on social media platforms.
Mumbai: One more body recovered from Malwani building collapse site. Toll rises to 12.
Mumbai Rains: First shower washes crores away
Normal life was disrupted in Mumbai due to severe waterlogging after heavy rains on June 9.
A nowcast warning has been issued for Mumbai for severe weather conditions in the next three to four hours.
Mumbai continues to receive heavy rainfall. Visuals from Western Express Highway. (ANI)