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Over 400 people from the low-lying area were moved to MM Municipal School – low tide aiding the evacuation efforts, despite ...
For the rail authorities, the overflowing Mithi proved to be the pain point, as water flowed backwards onto the rail tracks ...
Heavy rains lashed Mumbai on Wednesday, with the city recording over 150 mm of rainfall between 4 am and 11 am, while the ...
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Mumbai rain fury: Mithi river swells, around 400 people evacuated
Nearly 350 people were evacuated from Mumbai's Kurla area after the Mithi river swelled due to heavy rains. Authorities are ...
Torrential rains in Mumbai has inundated several low-lying areas, slowed down road traffic and local train services, ...
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Mumbai's rain misery continues: 300mm downpour paralyses city; 400 evacuated as Mithi river swells
Mumbai grappled with torrential rains, prompting authorities to declare a holiday for schools, colleges, and government ...
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Mumbai Rains: Mithi River Crosses Danger Mark, Evacuation Underway
Mithi river, which forms from the discharges of the Powai and Vihar lakes in Mumbai, has crossed danger mark at Krantinagar ...
Mumbai has been brought to a standstill after five days of relentless rain, with flooded roads, rail tracks and subways, ...
According to civic records, the pre-monsoon desilting of the Mithi River, a project vital to its ability to handle monsoon rains, started in the second week of April, a week later ...
Mithi River, one of the most important rivers flowing through Mumbai, has crossed the danger level following incessant rain ...
As the water level of the Mithi River crossed 3.20 metres near the Kranti Nagar early Tuesday, panic gripped residents of ...
Hundreds of families living along the Mithi River were forced to evacuate their homes today after the swollen river crossed the danger mark due to hours of relentless downpour.Around 400 residents ...
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