Traffic hit, underground station inundated as Mumbai records over 200 mm rainfall
Mumbai Rain LIVE Updates: According to Eknath Shinde, areas in south Mumbai like Nariman Point registered 252 mm of rainfall in 12 hours, the BMC headquarters received 216 mm, and Colaba pumping station 207 mm.
MUMBAI witnessed heavy rains today, July 22, with the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a Yellow Alert.
The city has received more than 200 mm of rainfall in two days. The overnight downpour has again caused waterlogging, this time in various parts and inundation at the underground Acharya Atre Chowk station.
The traffic crawled on both the Eastern Express Highway and the Western Express Highway.
According to Maharashtra's Minister of Housing Eknath Shinde, areas in south Mumbai like Nariman Point registered 252 mm of rainfall in 12 hours, the BMC headquarters received 216 mm and the Colaba pumping station 207 mm.
