Mumbai rains LIVE: IMD warns old buildings in Mumbai at risk of collapse as heavy rainfall lashes city
India's financial capital Mumbai on Friday received heavy rainfall, accompanied by wind, which caused waterlogging in several areas and left many low-lying areas in the financial capital inundated. The first spell of heavy rain of this monsoon season saw maximum rainfall in South Mumbai where Colaba recorded 22 cm out of which 15 cm were recorded in the last three hours alone.
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Mumbai: India's financial capital Mumbai on Friday received heavy rainfall, accompanied by wind, which caused waterlogging in several areas and left many low-lying areas in the city inundated. The first spell of heavy rain of this monsoon season saw maximum rainfall in South Mumbai where Colaba recorded 22 cm out of which 15 cm were recorded in the last three hours alone.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) had on Thursday forecast "heavy to very heavy rainfall'' at isolated places in Mumbai, and adjoining areas of Palghar and Thane for Friday and Saturday. A Red alert warning has been issued for Raigad with extremely heavy rains expected on Saturday and an Orange alert for Mumbai and adjoining coastal districts for the next two days.
Rainfall is likely to lash the west coast of Maharashtra and interior of Maharashtra till July 5, according to the IMD. Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police has advised citizens to stay indoors and not leave their houses unless it is very important.
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