Water-logging across many parts of Mumbai as heavy rains lash city; train services hit, traffic comes to a standstill
Water-logging across many parts of Mumbai as heavy rains lash city; train services hit, traffic comes to a standstill
FP Staff
• July 1, 2019, 17:33:18 IST
Mumbai received 93 millimetres of rain in the past 24 hours, leading to water logging and traffic jams in many parts of the city.
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Water logging was observed at Hindmata in Dadar. Firstpost/Sheldon Pinto
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Commuters in Parel could be seen wading through water. Photo procured by Sulekha Nair, Firstpost.
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Officials of the Western railway continued to monitor the situation from Mumbai Central Control Room to ‘keep the wheels of local trains rolling’. Twitter @WesternRly
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Traffic came to a standstill near Bhakti Park on the Eastern Expressway. Twitter @ANI
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The railway tracks between Sion and Matunga stations were submerged. Twitter @ANI
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As local train services were hit, commuters walked on the railway tracks. PTI.
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In view of incessant rains and high tide, the RPF were deployed at suburban stations and foot-over-bridges for safety of commuters. Twitter @WesternRly
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