Mumbai rains LIVE updates | 13 killed in rain-related incidents; CM Fadnavis terms crisis 'force majeure'
Mumbai and several parts of Maharashtra continued to experience intense rainfall, causing severe disruption to daily life and resulting in multiple rain-related deaths. Authorities confirmed that at least 13 people lost their lives in separate incidents linked to the heavy downpour. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has extended its red alert for Thane and Raigad, warning of extremely heavy rainfall, possible flooding, and hazardous conditions over the coming days. Waterlogging affected several roads, while local train and road transport services experienced delays in many areas. Emergency teams remained on standby, carrying out rescue operations and monitoring vulnerable locations. Residents living in low-lying and landslide-prone regions were advised to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel. Officials urged people to follow weather advisories and cooperate with local authorities as the state continued to respond to the ongoing monsoon emergency. Relief measures are being strengthened to minimize further risks and ensure public safety.
The Key points
- Mumbai witnessed continuous heavy monsoon rainfall.
- Thirteen people reportedly died in rain-related incidents.
- IMD extended the red alert for Thane and Raigad.
- Extremely heavy rainfall is expected to continue.
- Flooding and severe waterlogging disrupted normal life.
- Road traffic and public transport faced major delays.
- Rescue teams remained deployed across affected locations.
- Authorities warned residents in vulnerable areas to stay alert.
- Citizens were advised to avoid unnecessary travel during the weather emergency.
- Government agencies continued relief, monitoring, and preparedness efforts to reduce risks from the ongoing heavy rains.
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