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Mumbai: Heavy Rains Lash City, Disrupt Traffic - Pictures

  •   Sun, Jul 31 2011 11:01:48 PM

By Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai

Mumbai, Jul 31: The heavy rains which began lashing the metro and Thane on Saturday July 30, has continued into the second consecutive day creating havoc around the city and disrupting road, rain, and air traffic.

According to the municipal corporation, about 37 mm of rain was recorded in Colaba area and about 8mm in Santa Cruz.
















There have been reports of water logging from many parts of the city especially Andheri, Ghatkopar, Borivili, and Dadar.

Local trains have been delayed by at least 45 minutes. Water logging was reported from Byculla and CST stations.

There have been reports of some old buildings collapsing. The three-storey Vishra Bhavan partly collapsed near Takiraward, Kurla. Rains are expected to continue on Monday also.
  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai / Mapusa

    Mon, Aug 01 2011

    @Nangaesh Nayak, Bangalore.
    We understand your emotions after the humiliating exit of Yeddy, Reddy and Chaddy.

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  • Shetty Subhash Y., Udupi/Andheri/Abu Dhabi

    Mon, Aug 01 2011

    Nice to see the rainy water because here in Abu Dhabi,UAE we can not see along back and it reminds my olden days when I am in mumbai while going to work, I also walked from Santa Cruz to Andheri west under the water upto neck-level. Be happy you are in India and it will show (Rain Water) for few days.

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  • Kiran, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, Aug 01 2011

    Good one Nagesh Nayak.When we think about national unity (if you have that sentiment) you are also ruled by Congress and you cannot do anything about it & that's why you redirect your anger on some one else. Indian has developed just because of Portugese,dutch French & English and for some extent by Italian too. Now go and try to dig underneath any old temple in your surroundings. you will either get gold or mass graves. Jai Khal Nayak...!!!!

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Mon, Aug 01 2011

    SEE THE COMMENTS FRPM PSUEDOS.

    ALL ARE HAPPY BECOZ IT IS RULED BY ITALIAN LED CONGRESS.

    WHEN RAIN POURED IN BANGALORE & SAME PSUEDOS BLAME BJP , SHRIMAAN YEDIYURAPPAJI & BBMP.

    MOST OF THE PSUEDOS LIKE JESSY SALDHANA , GOA ,MAPUSA ARE SUDDENLY BECAME BLIND, DEAF & DUMB.

    ALL DEVELOPMENTAL FUND HAS BEEN SIPHONED OFF BY ITALIAN LED CONGRESS LEADERS & KEPT IN SWISS BANK.

    PSUEDOS PLEASE COMMENT ACTUAL CONDITION OF MUMBAI UNDER THE RULE OF YOUR ITALIAN LED CONGRESS .

    FORGET RAIN , IF A SMALL BOY URINATE ROADS WILL FLOOD.

    JAI HO PSUEDOS.

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  • Alban D Souza, Udyavara Mumbai Doha Qatar

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    This is Mumbai great city of admiration! Every year there is havoc by rains but really this is blessing for all the residents whatever may be. Sometimes loss sometimes gains but it is there as a gift!. Wah! I used to enjoy rain when i was working in this great city, specially waiting long hours for the train and enjoy the rain wherever I go !good photos

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  • VINCY, shamboor/Bangkok

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Sounds annoying but please take it positively.The rain and flood is the only option to clean the city every year.The flooding will clean the city and wash out all the germs and bacteria which can cause further damage to the Mumbai population.The people in the slums always raise voices during monsoon.Though they do not pay any taxes but enjoy ample water supply and electricity because a small portion of people pay taxes in crores.The slums never change to buildings because the slums are 10 x 15 into 2 floors makes 300 sq.ft.If they change it into buildings they get 220 sq.ft which is not acceptable.Who will pay the maintainance fees if the slums converted into flats.There for Mumbai remain Mumbai with same ambience on the roads and train tracks.

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  • SKM, Udupi

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    I liked the last left pic of boy , which remind my school days , multipurpose shirt

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