Mumbai Rains LIVE Updates: BEST buses delayed due to waterlogging and traffic congestion
THE TIMES OF INDIA | Jul 06, 2022, 11:55:31 IST
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Mumbai Rains LIVE Updates: BEST buses delayed due to waterlogging and traffic congestion

As heavy rain lashed Mumbai on Wednesday morning, the resultant waterlogging disrupted the traffic movement. Following which, several BEST buses were also delayed. The downpour will continue, with IMD issuing an orange alert (extremely heavy rain) for Mumbai and Thane for Thursday and Friday. The city and its suburbs had received over 200mm rainfall in 36 hours ending Tuesday afternoon as the very wet spell that started almost a week ago, with some tapering off during the weekend, continued, replenishing the lakes supplying Mumbai, but also bringing waterlogging woes. Stay with TOI for all the latest updates.Read Less

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Visual from Dadar area.

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