Mumbai faces sever waterlogging every year. Despite efforts at the BMC and state government level, the situation becomes grim every year. Here are some of the reasons why the city struggles with flood-type situations every year.
Mumbai rains Highlight: Severe rainfall in Mumbai and its surrounding areas has led to significant disruptions in daily routines, including road waterlogging and impacts on train and other transportation services. Stay informed with the latest updates on Mumbai's current rainfall situation.
Gurugram weather update: As per the data from district administration Gurugram City recorded 150 mm of rain between 6:00 am and 11:00 pm on Saturday which caused heavy water logging on the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway and different parts of the city.
Delhi weather update: The Safdarjung Observatory, Delhi's primary weather station, recorded 98.7 mm rainfall till 2:30 pm. The Ridge Observatory recorded 111.4 mm rainfall, it said.
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Beginning a 'Short Duration Discussion' on issue, AAP member Akhilesh Pati Tripathi blamed BJP-ruled Municipal Corporations of Delhi, claiming that they failed to provide better civic services to the citizens.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation reported a prediction of "light to moderate rain or thundershowers in city and suburbs, with the possibility of heavy rainfall at isolated places".
GMDA CEO Sudhir Rajpal has directed the officials of MCG, NHAI and DLF to install more water pumps and deploy additional manpower in the water-logging prone areas.
Gurugram Traffic Police on Thursday issued traffic alert after the city witnessed severe water caused due to incessant rains. According to the traffic police, the waterlogging occurred in the region--Signature Tower, NH-48, South city-2 on Sohna road and Modern Bazar near Mayfield among others.
13-year-old dies after water tanker crashes through roof in Ghaziabad's Sahibabad: The girl was crushed under the debris of the water tanker which breached the roofs of two floors of a three-storey house. The locals say that the roof had weakened after heavy rains.
Miffed by the traffic jam and waterlogging caused by the rains, people slammed the Odisha government for the lack of preparedness during the monsoon season. Several residents questioned and mocked the smart city project.
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