Mumbai Rains Live Updates: Local Trains Delayed Amid Heavy Downpour; IMD Issues Red Nowcast Warning
Mumbai faced heavy monsoon rains causing tree falls and traffic disruptions, with IMD issuing an orange alert for thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.
- Author: Soumil Kamat, Pratiksha Thayil
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Jul 01, 2026 18:33 pm IST
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Published On Jul 01, 2026 06:44 am IST
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Last Updated On Jul 01, 2026 18:33 pm IST
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Mumbai witnessed intense monsoon showers on early Wednesday morning, causing widespread disruption across the city and its suburbs, while the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of further deterioration in weather conditions.
The IMD has issued an orange alert for Wednesday, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places accompanied by thunderstorms in Mumbai and Thane. Palghar is likely to receive heavy rain at a few locations. However, as of 5:22 p.m. IMD issued a red alert for the entire coastal band of Mumbai.
Private weather tracker AccuWeather has also forecast persistent heavy rainfall through the day and night, with the day temperature to be around 28°C and night temperature to ne around 26°C. The precipitation probability is 100%
Amid intense rainfall in Mumbai and nearby regions, the water levels in the seven critical lakes are beginning to surge. As per the data shared by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Wednesday, the combined stock in these seven lakes increased to 7.18% from 6.75% a day ago, bringing much-needed relief amid concerns over water supply.
These lakes - Upper Vaitarna, Middle Vaitarna, Bhatsa, Tansa, Tulsi, Modak Sagar and Vihar - are located in Mumbai, Nashik, Palghar and Thane. The levels in these reservoirs continued to decline throughout June due to the delayed monsoon and insufficient rainfall.
Visuals from several parts of the city showed slow-moving traffic and severely reduced visibility, adding to commuter distress during peak hours.
The IMD has cautioned residents to avoid unnecessary travel, especially during intense spells, and to stay away from weak structures, trees, and waterlogged areas.
With heavy rain expected to continue, authorities remain on alert for further incidents of flooding, tree falls, and traffic snarls, as Mumbai braces for another day of monsoon-related disruptions.
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Local Trains Delayed Amid Heavy Downpour
Local train in Mumbai have been hit due to the heavy rains Mumbai is receiving. While Western line seems to be running with a delay of 5 to 10 min, Central line is seeing a delay of 15-30 min.
Mumbaikars have taken to X to complain about the crowding at the Borivali station, so all those traveling please stay safe and take precautions.
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Low Visibility In Thane, Airoli, Dombivali, Kalyan And Ulhasnagar
"Blinding rains with Low visibility over Thane-Airoli-Dombivali-Kalyan-Ulhasnagar. Already areas are waterlogged," a Mumbaikar said in a post on X.
Blinding rains with Low visibility over Thane-Airoli-Dombivali-Kalyan-Ulhasnagar. Already areas are waterlogged. 🚨⛈️Travel disruption imminent!! Stay safe#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/XHZQsPCHBu
— Mumbai Nowcast (@s_r_khandelwal) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Waterlogging Reported At Nevli Naka
Heavy rainfall caused severe waterlogging at Nevli Naka, submerging the roadway and disrupting normal traffic. As a result of the rising water levels, vehicular movement on the Badlapur–Katai Road was temporarily suspended. Local traffic police have diverted vehicles to alternate routes and are advising commuters to avoid the flooded stretch until conditions improve and the water recedes.
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Waterlogging Reported At Sion-Panvel Highway
Severe waterlogging at Sion-Panvel Highway in Navi Mumbai following heavy rainfall.
#WATCH | Maharashtra: Severe waterlogging at Sion-Panvel Highway in Navi Mumbai following heavy rainfall. pic.twitter.com/LEqmNhgAiy
— ANI (@ANI) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: IMD Issues Red Nowcast Alert For Entire Coastal Belt
IMD has issued a red alert and nowcast warning for the entire Mumbai Coastal belt.

Photo Credit: IMD
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Two College Girls Electrocuted In Nerul
"Two college girls were electrocuted and hospitalized after a short circuit under Nerul's LP Bridge electrified accumulated rainwater amid heavy Navi Mumbai rains," a social media handle posted.
Two college girls were electrocuted and hospitalized after a short circuit under Nerul's LP Bridge electrified accumulated rainwater amid heavy Navi Mumbai rains. #MumbaiRains @MumbaiPolice@Navimumpolice please check pic.twitter.com/Buuz4GU3pU
— Mumbai Rains (@rushikesh_agre_) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Jogeshwari SV Road Submerged
"Mumbai Jogeshwari SV road submerged due to excessive rains," a Mumbaikar said in a post on X.
Mumbai Jogeshwari SV road submerged due to excessive rains. Entire June shortfall , Monsoon is covering in 1 day 🙄😛🫣 #monsoon #mumbairains pic.twitter.com/2brwhjOM5B
— Puneet Singh (@puneetkrsingh) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Power Outage In Dombivli
Heavy rains in Mumbai caused a major power outage in the residential area of Dombivli MIDC early Wednesday morning after a large tree collapsed onto high-tension power lines. The incident occurred around 3:45 AM outside the Sai Srushti Society in Sudarshan Nagar, instantly disrupting the local electricity supply. Fire brigade personnel quickly rushed to the spot to remove the fallen tree and clear the blocked road for traffic.
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Harbour Line Hit
Mumbai local trains running on the Harbour line, which connects Navi Mumbai with parts of Mumbai, were disrupted after an overhead wire snapped, affecting the movement of local trains.
Mumbai Rains LIVE: Public Transport Functional With Some Delays
BEST buses operated normally, while suburban train services on the Central Railway and Western Railway were running with some delays, said officials.
Services on the Harbour line, which connects Navi Mumbai with parts of Mumbai, were disrupted earlier in the morning after an overhead wire snapped, affecting the movement of local trains.
Source: PTI
Mumbai Rains Live: Mumbai Rains Fury: 120 Incidents Of Tree, Wall Collapse And Landslide Reported; Two Killed
Mumbai was battered by heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours, triggering widespread disruption and a surge in civic emergencies across the city and suburbs. At least two people lost their lives in rain-related incidents, including an 11-year-old boy killed after a tree collapsed onto a school bus in Chembur and a man who died following a balcony collapse in South Mumbai.
Mumbai Rains Live: House/Wall Collapses In City
A total of six complaints were received from citizens regarding the collapse of portions of houses or walls—one in the city area, three in the eastern suburbs, and two in the western suburbs. Relevant departments were informed to verify these complaints, and assistance teams were dispatched.
Mumbai Rains Live: Complaints Regarding Fallen Branches/Trees
Citizens reported a total of 90 incidents of fallen branches or trees—36 in the city area, 23 in the eastern suburbs, and 31 in the western suburbs. The concerned departments have been informed to verify these reports. Work on cutting and removing the branches/trees is currently underway.
Mumbai Rains Live: Short-Circuits Incidents In Mumbai
A total of 30 short-circuit incidents occurred—16 in the Mumbai, Four in the eastern suburbs, and 10 in the western suburbs. The concerned electricity supply agencies were notified, and assistance teams were dispatched.
Mumbai Rains Live: Waterlogging In Worli | Video
Waterlogging witnessed in Worli area of Mumbai due to heavy rainfall. Watch Video:
#WATCH | Maharashtra: Waterlogging witnessed in Worli area of Mumbai due to heavy rainfall. pic.twitter.com/6MBp8HCLp2
— ANI (@ANI) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Heavy Waterlogging In Mumbra
An eyewitness on X shared visuals of heavy waterlogging in Mumbra, Mumbai. Watch video:
An eyewitness has shared visuals of heavy waterlogging in Mumbra, Mumbai, right now. #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/dB9I0X3S16
— Weather Monitor (@WeatherMonitors) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: BMC Issues Red Nowcast Alert
#Weather Information:
— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) July 1, 2026
🌩️Nowcast Warning
🗓️Date: 01 -07- 2026
🕧Time of Issue: 1230 Hrs IST
⌛Validity: 3 hours
🔴Red Warning
🌧️Weather: Intense spells of rain at isolated places .
Districts: Thane, Mumbai, Palghar
Take Precautions ☔
-IMD#MyBMCUpdates #MumbaiRains
Mumbai Rains Live: Hazy Dadar
Cloudburst like conditions in Dadar, 12 pm. Watch video
Cloudburst like conditions in Dadar, 12 PM. #MumbaiRains https://t.co/0hTJpaJSm3
— Mumbai Rains (@rushikesh_agre_) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Heavy Showers To Continue Throughout The Day
Heavy rains to continue over Western and Central suburbs after a rainy morning. The rain speed at 50-60 mm/hour and waterlogging has been reported in low lying areas.
Heavy rains to continue over Western & Central suburbs after a rainy morning! ⛈️
— Mumbai Rains (@rushikesh_agre_) July 1, 2026
Rain speed at 50-60 mm/hr 🟠
Waterlogging possible in low lying areas #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/p0KTVz6L3F
Mumbai Rains Live: Temperature Forecast For India In July
During July 2026, maximum temperatures are expected to remain above normal across most parts of India except a few isolated areas in Westcentral Indiawhere normal to below-normal maximum temperatures are likely.
Meanwhile, the minimum temperatures are also expected to be above normal over most regions of the country except some isolated pockets of Central and Northeast India where normal minimum temperatures are likely.
(Source: IMD)
Mumbai Rains Live: IMD Issues Red Nowcast Warning For Mumbai, Thane, Palghar
Mumbai and its neighbouring districts of Thane and Palghar have been placed on red alert after the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an urgent nowcast warning for heavy rainfall on Wednesday. The advisory signals intense rain activity over the next few hours, raising concerns of waterlogging, traffic disruption and localised flooding across low-lying areas.
Mumbai Rains Live: Western Suburbs Receive More Showers Than Eastern
Between 7 am and 8 am on Wednesday, the island city and eastern suburbs received light rain with a few heavy spells, while parts of the western suburbs witnessed heavier showers.
The highest rainfall during the hour was recorded in Andheri West (39 mm), which falls under the K/W ward. Andheri East received 34 mm of rainfall, while Bandra West recorded 24 mm, the civic body said.
Water entered the Andheri subway and a few low-lying areas, prompting the authorities to divert traffic in certain pockets, officials said.
Mumbai Rains Live: Borivali, BKC Rainfall Status In Numbers
In the western suburbs, the Bandra Kurla Complex area and Borivali received 132.4 mm and 126 mm of rains, respectively. The rain gauge at Dindoshi fire station recorded 123 mm, the BMC said.
Mumbai Rains Live: Rainfall Record In Byculla, Wadala, Mumbai Central
In the island city, Byculla recorded a rainfall of 162.52 mm, while the Mumbai Central area received 142.43 mm of rains, followed by Wadala at 127 mm.
Mumbai Rains Live: Mankhurd Recorded Highest Rainfall
Citing data from automatic rain gauges installed across the city, BMC said that Mankhurd, an eastern suburb, recorded the highest rainfall at 170.4 mm during this period.
Mumbai Rains Live: Eastern Suburbs Receive Over 109 MM Of Rains
The eastern suburbs received an average of 109 mm of rains, followed by the western suburbs with 87 mm and the island city with 86 mm between 8 am on Tuesday and 8 am on Wednesday, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
Mumbai Rains Live: Local Transport Faces Delays
BEST buses operated normally, while suburban train services on the Central Railway and Western Railway were running with some delays. Services on the Harbour line, which connects Navi Mumbai with parts of Mumbai, were disrupted after an overhead wire snapped between 4.52 am and 5.45 am, affecting the movement of local trains.
Mumbai Rains Live: City Receives Over 100 mm Rainfall
Several parts of Mumbai received over 100 mm of rainfall in the 24 hours ending 8 am on Wednesday, resulting in waterlogging at the Andheri subway and a few other low-lying areas. The inundation prompted the authorities to divert traffic.
Mumbai Rains Live: Tree Falls In Churchgate
A tree fell at Marine Drive, Churchgate due to heavy rains. Authorities are carrying out restoration and clearing work at the site.
A tree fell at Marine Drive, Churchgate due to heavy rains. Authorities are carrying out restoration and clearing work at the site. #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/aJSM1Dvi48
— Mumbai Rains (@rushikesh_agre_) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Heavy Rains In Sanpada
Heavy rain and foggy skies were reported in Sanpada, Navi Mumbai. The IMD has issued an orange alert for the city. Rain is lashing down, with reports of flooding emerging. Conditions are expected to worsen by tonight, with heavier rainfall forecast.

Heavy Rains In Sanpada, Navi Mumbai.
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Mumbai Rains Live: Mumbai's Powai Lake Overflows
Powai lake, one of the most important artificial lakes in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) area, started overflowing around 5.30 am on Wednesday. With a water holding capacity of 545 crore litres, the lake's water is used only for industrial purposes.
Mumbai Rains Live: Water Levels See Slight Rise As Monsoon Intensifies
As per the data shared by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Wednesday, the combined stock in these seven lakes increased to 7.18% from 6.75% a day ago, bringing much-needed relief amid concerns over water supply.
Mumbai Rains Live: Water Levels Rise
Due to yesterday's heavy-very heavy rain, Water levels in Mumbai's catchment areas have now risen from 6.75% to 7.18%
Finally, Good news, Mumbai! 😍
— Mumbai Rains (@rushikesh_agre_) July 1, 2026
Due to yesterday's heavy-very heavy rain, Water levels in Mumbai's catchment areas have now risen from 6.75% to 7.18% ⬆️
More heavy rains are coming this week! #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/1Hb3e750rE
Mumbai Rains Live: Powai Lake Overflowed Today
Powai lake, one of the most important artificial lakes in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) area, started overflowing around 5.30 am today. With a water holding capacity of 545 crore litres, the lake's water is used only for industrial purposes.
Mumbai Rains Live: Expected Impact Due to Heavy Rainfall
Impact Expected due to heavy rainfall, according to daily notification by IMD:
• Localised inundation/flooding of low-lying areas and urban areas.
• Possible uprooting of weak trees and collapse of old and unmaintained structures.
• Possibility of flash floods.
• Disruption to road, rail, air and ferry transport.
• Local disruption of municipal services (Water, electricity etc.).
• Flow of water over low-lying roads and bridges.
• Damage to horticulture and standing crops due to water inundation.
• Squally weather expected over coastal districts of Konkan.
• Rough sea conditions along the coast.
• It may lead to riverine flooding in some river catchments (for riverine flooding please visit the Central Water Commission
webpage).
• Landslide/Mudslides and rock falls in vulnerable areas.
• Strong wind may damage plantations, horticulture and standing crops.
• Minor damage to kutcha houses/walls and huts.
• Possibility of cloud to ground lightning during thunderstorm events.
Mumbai Rains Live: Mayor Ritu Tawde Visits Family Of Deceased Child
On a student killed after a tree collapsed on a school bus in Chembur, Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawade says, "This is a very tragic incident. I am deeply saddened. I have also visited the children in the hospital. There were 13 students in the bus, out of whom 12 students are out of danger and one child has passed away. I have met with his family... I am going to take full details of this... I have also spoken with the concerned officials..."
#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On a student killed after a tree collapsed on a school bus in Chembur, Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawade says, "This is a very tragic incident. I am deeply saddened. I have also visited the children in the hospital. There were 13 students in the bus, out of… pic.twitter.com/bY6BZpzYN6
— ANI (@ANI) June 30, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Forecast For Today
The sky in Mumbai city and suburbs will generally remain cloudy. Heavy rainfall is also expected in the city and suburbs. There is a possibility of extremely heavy rainfall in some areas.
Low Tide: At 07:16 PM - 1.91 meters
High Tide: At 01:10 PM - 04:22 meters
🗓️ १ जुलै २०२६
— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) July 1, 2026
⛈️☔ मुंबई शहर व उपनगरात आकाश सामान्यत: ढगाळ राहील. तसेच शहर व उपनगरात मुसळधार पाऊस पडेल. काही भागात अतिमुसळधार स्वरुपाचा पाऊस कोसळण्याची शक्यता आहे.
ओहोटी -
रात्री ०७:१६ वाजता - १.९१ मीटर
🌊 भरती
दुपारी ०१:१० वाजता - ०४:२२ मीटर
ओहोटी -
सकाळी ६:३९ वाजता -…
Mumbai Rains Live: Man Dies After Balcony Slab Collapses In Walkeshwar
A 51-year-old man died after a portion of a balcony in a residential building collapsed in Walkeshwar, Mumbai. According to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB), the incident was reported at 11:22 pm on June 30. The collapse occurred at Surya Prakash Building on Babulnath Road, a ground-plus-three-storey MHADA cessed structure, where a part of the third-floor balcony gave way.
Following the incident, personnel from the Mumbai Fire Brigade, police, BEST, 108 ambulance services and ward staff were rushed to the spot for rescue and relief operations.
Initially, officials said one person had been injured and shifted to a nearby hospital.
Mumbai Rains Live: Agromet Advisory
The following is the Agromet Advisory incase of heavy rains:
- As there is a possibility of heavy rainfall activity over the region, harvesting of matured crops should be done.
- Provide support to young fruit plants and vegetables to prevent lodging.
- If threshing is not possible, the harvested produce should be covered properly.
- For protection from rains, the stored grains should be shifted to safe storage.
- Avoid irrigation and any kind of chemical spray.
- Make arrangements to drain out excess rainwater from the fields.
- Cattle should be kept in safe places in cattle sheds. Keep farm animals indoors during thunderstorms and lightning.
Mumbai Rains Live: HIMD Suggests Actions To Take
The following are the actions suggested by IMD in case of heavy rainfall:
- Check for traffic congestion on your route before leaving for your destination.
- Follow any traffic advisories that are issued in this regard.
- Avoid staying in vulnerable structures.
- Avoid working in open areas and fields while thunderstorms are taking place.
- Avoid taking shelter under tall trees and structures when a thunderstorm is occurring.
- Unplug electrical/electronic appliances.
- Immediately get out of water bodies.
- Keep away from all objects that conduct electricity.
Mumbai Rains Live: Heavy Rains In Thane
Heavy rains in Thane too!
Heavy rains in Thane too! pic.twitter.com/xwEmPVfCeP
— Jitendra Zadokar (@JitendraZadokar) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: City, Suburbs Receive Widespread Rains
K S Hosalikar, Former Head, Climate Research & Services, IMD Pune said that on July 1, Mumbai received widespread rains in past 24 hrs with heavy to very heavy rains at many places. Both city as well as suburbs experienced the rains.
1 Jul, Mumbai recd widespread rains in past 24 hrs with heavy to very heavy rains at many places.
— K S Hosalikar (@Hosalikar_KS) July 1, 2026
Both city as well as suburbs experienced the rains. Pl see the rain scale down for reference. @mybmc
Wet day ahead too.
Watch for IMD updates pl. pic.twitter.com/lSqfEnbPTP
Mumbai Rains Live: Illegal Water Connections Cut
Maharashtra Cabinet Minister Uday Samant said as many as 2,257 illegal water connections have been cut in Mumbai in the last 6 months and more such actions will follow in the coming days.
He said orders will be given to crackdown on unauthorised pipelines to combat water theft in the metropolis, where households are facing water cut due to low levels in seven supply reservoirs.
Mumbai Rains Live: Skymet Prediction Today
According to Skymet, today's weather will feature consistently high humidity levels, ranging between 86% and 97%, accompanied by frequent cloud cover. Morning temperatures are expected to hover around the mid-20s Celsius with a chance of rain totaling approximately 24 mm; wind speeds will be moderately strong at about 22 km/h. As evening approaches, similar temperature patterns persist with an additional 21 mm of rainfall and stronger winds reaching up to 24 km/h.
The night presents cooler temperatures between 25°C and 26°C while humidity peaks at around 97%. Rainfall will intensify, accumulating a significant amount of 53 mm throughout the night with lighter winds at approximately 18 km/h. Overall, expect consistent rainfall across all parts of the day and higher levels during the night.
Mumbai Rains Live: Uprooted Tree Damages Bus In Andheri
An uprooted tree damages a bus and nearby objects due to heavy rain near the DN Nagar metro station in Andheri West amid heavy rains in Mumbai.
#WATCH | Maharashtra | An uprooted tree damaged a bus and nearby objects due to heavy rain near the DN Nagar metro station in Andheri West amid heavy rains in Mumbai pic.twitter.com/955PLg8AAC
— ANI (@ANI) June 30, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Waterlogging In BKC
Waterlogging reported in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) which is a business hub of the city.
Water logging due to heavy rains visuals from BKC@ Heavy Rains #Mumbai rain pic.twitter.com/rACGhxtm0o
— amardeep (@AmardeepKori) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Visuals From Marine Drive
Morning visuals from Marine Drive as rain lashes various parts of Mumbai.
#WATCH | Maharashtra: Morning visuals from Marine Drive as rain lashes various parts of Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/mXseb0pXHp
— ANI (@ANI) July 1, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Light Showers At Dadar Railway Station
Mumbaikars woke up to light morning showers as commuters waiting at Dadar Railway Station at 7:15 am to board trains.
Mumbai, Maharashtra: Mumbaikars woke up to light morning showers as commuters waiting at Dadar Railway Station to board trains
— IANS (@ians_india) July 1, 2026
(Visuals from Dadar Railway Station) pic.twitter.com/u6Owus25zO
Mumbai Rains Live: Rainfall Received On June 30
On June 30, 2026, between 8 am and 10 pm, an average rainfall of 64.85 mm was recorded in the city area, 76.69 mm in the eastern suburbs, and 70.30 mm in the western suburbs.
दिनांक ३० जून २०२६ रोजी सकाळी ८ ते रात्री १० या दरम्यान शहर भागात ६४.८५ मीमी, पूर्व उपनगरात ७६.६९ आणि पश्चिम उपनगरात ७०.३० एवढ्या सरासरी पावसाची नोंद झाली.
— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) June 30, 2026
बृहन्मुंबई क्षेत्रात सर्वाधिक पाऊस झालेली ठिकाणे खालील प्रमाणे#mybmcupdates#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/fLVwSEs02h
Mumbai Rains Live: IMD Update For Pune, Konkan
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that the relief from the downpour is unlikely anytime soon, upgrading its warnings for the region: Orange Alert for Konkan Region as Heavy to very heavy persistent rainfall along the coast; Orange Alert for Pune District (Ghats) with intense rainfall over the mountain passes; risk of minor landslides and Yellow Alert for Pune City with light to moderate continuous rainfall. (ANI)
Mumbai Rains Live: Balcony Slab Falls In Mumbra
The balcony slab of the first floor of a G 2 residential building, Hina Cottage, collapsed in the Mumbra area on Tuesday night. The incident was reported at 8:28 pm near Saffron Shop, MTNL Compound, Amrut Nagar. No injuries were reported. Fire Brigade personnel, a rescue team, officials from the construction department, and the Mumbra Ward Disaster Management Cell reached the spot.
As a precaution, all four families residing in the building were evacuated and advised to stay with relatives temporarily. Authorities have also cordoned off the area around the building after declaring the remaining structure unsafe
Mumbra, Maharashtra: The balcony slab of the first floor of a G 2 residential building, Hina Cottage, collapsed in the Mumbra area on Tuesday night. The incident was reported at 8:28 pm near Saffron Shop, MTNL Compound, Amrut Nagar. No injuries were reported. Fire Brigade… pic.twitter.com/Fkq563VS5r
— IANS (@ians_india) June 30, 2026
Mumbai Rains Live: Student Killed After Tree Collapses On School Bus
An 11-year-old student was killed and several others were injured when a massive tree collapsed onto a school bus in Chembur, as heavy rain and strong winds battered the financial capital. The fatal incident occurred on Road Number 11 in Chembur when a large tree uprooted by fierce winds collapsed directly onto a school bus carrying students from Universal High School and Tilak Nagar School.
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