Mumbai Rains  

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Amid heavy rainfall and red alerts in Mumbai, here are essential tips to prepare for the monsoon season effectively.
 

Mumbai rain brings the outbreak of diseases like dengue that can be difficult to prevent in monsoon. However, there are some precautions one can take to prevent dengue at home. 

Acid rain can impact the entire atmosphere, weakening plants, harming animal health, and degrading soil quality.

The rain has subsided today but many low-lying areas in Pune are still inundated. At least 10,500 people were shifted to safer places and schools and colleges will remain closed today.
 

Mumbai continues to receive rains and normal life is far from becoming normal due to destroyed public properties including roads. Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri shared a video of a traffic signal post floating through one of the water-filled roads in Mumbai.

Amitabh Bachchan's home Prateeksha got affected by the heavy rain in Mumbai, watch video 
 

The weather department issued a rain 'red alert' warning for the city and adjoining areas and asked the authorities to be prepared to handle any situation.
 

Mumbai witnessed waterlogging in several parts of the city on Thursday (September 5) after hours of rainfall in the city.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Mumbai and some parts of Maharashtra, which are likely to receive heavy rain

As Mumbai began to receive heavy rainfall, many areas in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) comprising Palghar, Thane and Raigad districts experienced water-logging on Sunday (August 4), prompting various agencies to launch rescue operations to evacuate stranded people

In Mumbai’s neighbouring Palghar district a 16-year-old boy was washed away by floods. Heavy rains led to water levels rising over tracks in some sections, resulting in the suspension of train services between Vasai and Virar towns, a Western Railway official said.

The water level on the tracks rose due to high tide in the Arabian sea coupled with rains in the afternoon, which caused water to flow backwards towards the Kurla, Sion and Chunabhati section, said Central Railway chief spokesperson Sunil Udasi.

A part of a bridge on the Ulhas river in Rayta village was washed away and stretches of the road were damaged due to the heavy rains, in the process affecting traffic on the highway linking Mumbai to Ahmedabad in neighbouring Gujarat.