Maha CM Visits Coastal Areas Post Waterlogging Amid Heavy Rainfall
Mumbai: Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde on Sunday visited coastal areas after heavy rainfall caused waterlogging in several parts of Mumbai.
“Today I am here at Milan subway and yesterday it rained about 70 mm within 1 hour here but traffic movement has not stopped,” he said, adding that officials have been directed to ensure that people do not face any problems.
His visit occurred after Mumbai and its rural areas gotten weighty downpours as of now, bringing about waterlogging at different puts and influencing vehicular development on certain streets, authorities said on Sunday.
During his visit to these areas, he likewise guided the division to guarantee that individuals deal with no issues during precipitation, as cited by news organization ANI.
The India Meteorological Division (IMD) has anticipated that Mumbai is supposed to get more showers soon, announced news organization PTI on Sunday.
In the mean time, three people were harmed after the top of a café imploded because of weighty downpours in Maharashtra’s Thane city, said community authorities said on Sunday.
Thane Civil Partnership’s Catastrophe Control Cell Boss Yasin Tadvi said the episode occurred late Saturday night at the café situated on Ghodbunder Street, detailed PTI. He said, two ladies and a man got wounds and were hurried to a close by confidential emergency clinic.
The city got 58.90 mm of precipitation in the 12-hour time span finishing at 8.30 am on Sunday, the authority said. Numerous different territories in Ulhasnagar municipality were likewise impacted because of the weighty storm on Saturday, according to Thane area specialists.
Indeed, even the adjoining Palghar region was lashed by weighty downpours on Saturday, which caused water-signing in some low-lying regions.
Various regions in Bhiwandi, Kalyan, and Badlapur in Thane locale were immersed and individuals needed to clear their path through knee-profound water on Saturday night.
In a different occurrence, a piece of a structure imploded in Rajawadi Province, Mumbai’s Ghatkopar (East). Four occupants of the structure were protected while two are as yet abandoned in the structure. A salvage activity is underway.
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