Mumbai’s monsoon mayhem: A city submerged

TIMES International
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A man pushes his scooter through a waterlogged street during heavy rain in Mumbai India last Monday. Photo: AP

Mumbai, India’s bustling financial capital, is grappling with its heaviest monsoon in years. Over the past four days, the city has been inundated with over 875 mm of rain, leading to widespread flooding and significant disruptions.

Halted local trains at Chhtrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus after heavy rains disrupted rail services in Mumbai on Tuesday. Photo: AP

India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert as torrential rains lashed the city, causing local train services to come to a halt.

Many areas are submerged in knee-deep water, forcing residents to wade through the floods. The heavy rainfall has led to severe infrastructure disruptions, emphasizing

In the midst of the chaos, the resilience of Mumbaikars shines through. Despite the challenges, the community continues to support each other, navigating the flooded streets and enduring the hardships brought on by the relentless rains.

As the monsoon continues to batter the city, authorities urge residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. The situation remains critical, with emergency services on high alert to manage the ongoing crisis.

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