Seventeen flights were diverted to nearby airports and four flights had to do 'go-around' before they could land, a spokesperson of the Mumbai airport said in the evening.
Mumbai Building Collapse LIVE: Eleven people were killed as a four-storey building collapsed in Dongri area of Mumbai on Tuesday. Rescue operations are currently underway at the accident site as the rescue teams have reached the spot. As many as 50 people are feared trapped under the rubble of the collapsed building.
Parts of the country are receiving heavy rains with the onset of monsoons. While the season is yet to cast its spell fully in Delhi, heavy rains lashed Mumbai on Monday once again. Normal life was thrown out of gear, while road and train traffic was badly hit. Other than Mumbai and Delhi, parts of Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh also witnessed heavy downpour.
Heavy rains lash Mumbai city on Monday morning leading to the temporary suspension of activity at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport due to poor visibility. "Due to heavy rains, there are no movements at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai," a spokesperson for the Mumbai airport said.
Mumbai Rains Live Updates | IMD has issued a red alert in Mumbai and adjoining Konkan region. Several flights to and from Mumbai international airport were cancelled as the rain continued to lash the maximum city. Mumbaikars have also been warned of high tides in Arabian Sea and people have been advised to use caution when standing on areas like Marine Drive.
Leptospirosis, a bacterial infection transmitted through urine or excreta of rats and cattle, can be fatal if not treated in time. There was widespread water logging all over Mumbai due to Mumbai rains
Mumbai Rains: Efforts to retrieve the SpiceJet aircraft that skidded off the runway due to heavy rain on Tuesday are underway. The runway is closed, leading to cancellation of 203 flights, but is likely to open tomorrow.
Trains are late in the crucial office time hours. Stations are overflowing with commuters who just want to reach their offices.
Mumbai rains: A 29-year-old woman gave birth on the platform of Dombivli Railway Station on Wednesday. This happened as trains on Central Railway line of Mumbai were running late due to heavy rains. The woman was travelling to Cama Hospital possibly to receive medical treatment.
Mumbai Rains: Incessant spells of rain continued lashing the financial capital of the country for better part of last week. But on Wednesday, as the rains subsided, life in the metro came back on tracks. on sixth consecutive day. However, the situation has improved slightly. The rains had thrown daily life out of gear over the last few days. Rail and Air traffic were affected. A number of trains have been cancelled or short-terminated in last few days. Water logging in Kurla, Sion, Matunga, Andheri and other areas caused massive traffic congestion.
As rains took a break on Tuesday, bus services ran smoothly throughout the day.
Twenty-two people died in a wall collapse incident in Mumbai, paralysed by incessant rainfall for the third consecutive day, as many parts of the financial capital remained waterlogged, prompting authorities to declare a holiday on Tuesday.
The Western Railway suburban and long-distance services were affected but they did not completely crash like its counterpart, Central Railway, which remained shut for nearly 15 hours on Tuesday after Mumbai recorded the heaviest 24-hour July rain in 45 years.
It has been raining heavily in Mumbai and Sunny Leone is asking if it's raining in Mumbai.
As heavy rain lashes Mumbai since Sunday, several flights to and from Mumbai have been delayed or cancelled. Passengers have been suffering due to the delay or sudden cancellation of the flights. IndiGo is offering a change/cancellation fee waiver to passengers travelling to and from Mumbai.
At least 18 people have been killed and several injured after a wall collapsed in Malad's Pimpripada area of north Mumbai at around 2 am on Tuesday. A 10-year-old girl was among people trapped under the debris, was crying for help.
Maharashtra government has declared a public holiday in Mumbai on Tuesday after the IMD predicted heavy rains over the next 48 hours. At least 18 people were killed after a wall collapsed on the hutments in Pimpripada area of Mumbai. Heavy rains lashing Mumbai overnight and early Monday hit road and rail traffic, causing puddles at the city's perennial flooding spots.
Heavy rains continue to lash Mumbai on Monday which has taken a toll on roads and also railway services have been affected in the city. Several commuters were stranded in Thane, Kurla, Borivali, Malad, and others.
Waterlogging at NCP leader Nawab Malik's Kurla residence has been reported on Tuesday morning, due to the heaviest rainfall within in 24 hours. Mumbai has received the highest rainfall in a decade over a two-day period since Sunday.
Sanjay Raut, Shiv Sena on 18 dead after wall collapsed on hutments in Pimpripada, Malad East due to heavy rainfall today: It’s not BMC’s failure. It is an accident. It is because of heavy rainfall.
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