IMD’s issued ‘Red Alert To Mumbai: Highest rainfall in 107 years… The next 24 hours are very important for Mumbai
IMD Issued Red Alert To Mumbai: For Heavy Rains And Flood Chaos: The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert amid the deteriorating situation due to heavy rains in Mumbai. The Meteorological Department has appealed to people to stay indoors. The Department has said in its forecast that there will be even more heavy rain on Tuesday, May 27. The Meteorological Department has said that with the forecast that this is why an alert has been issued in Mumbai, Thane, and surrounding areas.
The Meteorological Department has predicted 13 feet high waves in the sea. These waves will rise on the night of May 26. In such a situation, the next 24 hours are very difficult for Mumbai. The record of 107 has been broken in the rain due to the arrival of monsoon before Mumbai. Many areas of Mumbai were flooded due to heavy rains on Monday. Vehicles parked on the roads drowned. Mumbai appeared flooded due to rain.
Mumbai recorded 135.4 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours. Waterlogging complaints were received at a total of 6 places. A total of 18 complaints of short circuit incidents and 5 complaints of building wall collapse have been received. Mumbai Mahapalika, Fire Department, Mumbai Police, and other agencies are all prepared. There were no casualties anywhere. NDRF teams are ready to provide any kind of assistance at 5 places in Mumbai. The Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for rain in Mumbai in the next 24 hours. The Chief Minister was informed about the situation in the state by various agencies. Apart from Mumbai and MMR, Pune, Satara, Solapur, and Raigad areas of the state have received heavy rains. One person died due to lightning in Raigad. The Mahad to Raigad Fort road has been closed due to heavy rains.
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