Waterlogging  

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

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.

 Heavy rains have led to a flood-like situation in Goa and waterlogging has disrupted daily life in the state

 

From over 2,000 deaths in 2013, deaths due to potholes across the country increased to over 3,000 in 2014 and 2015.   

Roads such as Fatehpuri T-point on S P Mukherjee Marg, Rajdhani Park, Mehrauli-Badarpur T-point and Pramod Mahajan Marg were waterlogged.
 

Waterlogging inside Osmania hospital in Hyderabad due to heavy rain