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After Rain Red Alert, Civic Body Orders Closure Of Schools In Mumbai
Mumbai Schools: Schools In Brihanmumbai region to stay closed in light of the heavy rainfall predictions by the IMD.
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Weather Office Predicts Heavy To Very Heavy Rainfall In Mumbai
Schools and colleges in Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Panvel as well as rural parts of Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg will remain shut on Tuesday due to a 'red alert' issued by India Meteorological Department for these areas, an official said.
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Weather Office Issues Heavy Rain Alert For Mumbai For Tomorrow
The India Meteorological Department on Monday issued an 'orange alert' to Mumbai and Thane for very heavy rainfall till June 21.
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In Rain, Mumbai Woman Stood For 7 Hours Near Manhole To Save People
Mumbai monsoon news: On a day when Mumbai was battling with torrential rain, the highest in four decades, 50-year-old Kanta Murti Kalan, stood for hours near an open manhole, on a waterlogged road, in Matunga. She was alerting people so that no one falls into the manhole. She was there for seven hours before civic workers arrived.
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Mumbai Rain Highlights: City Gears Up For Heavy Rainfall, All Schools Closed
All schools and junior colleges in Mumbai will remain closed today after the weather office forecast "extremely heavy rainfall" over the next 48 hours, the government said. The weather office has issued a red alert--indicating "extremely heavy rainfall"--for Mumbai and neighbouring Raigad, news agency PTI reported quoting weather officials.
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Mumbai Rains Highlights: Road, Rail Traffic Hit Due To Water-Logging After Heavy Rain
Heavy rains hit Mumbai and its neighbouring areas during the night and on Wednesday morning, after a dry spell of nearly a week. The weatherman has predicted more rains in the city and its suburbs in the next two days.
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Rains Lash Mumbai; Heavy Rainfall Predicted In Next 24 Hours
Heavy rains lashed the city in the last 24 hours with suburban train services running 10-15 minutes behind the schedule, but no incident of water-logging was reported so far.
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After Rain Red Alert, Civic Body Orders Closure Of Schools In Mumbai
Mumbai Schools: Schools In Brihanmumbai region to stay closed in light of the heavy rainfall predictions by the IMD.
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Weather Office Predicts Heavy To Very Heavy Rainfall In Mumbai
Schools and colleges in Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Panvel as well as rural parts of Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg will remain shut on Tuesday due to a 'red alert' issued by India Meteorological Department for these areas, an official said.
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Weather Office Issues Heavy Rain Alert For Mumbai For Tomorrow
The India Meteorological Department on Monday issued an 'orange alert' to Mumbai and Thane for very heavy rainfall till June 21.
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In Rain, Mumbai Woman Stood For 7 Hours Near Manhole To Save People
Mumbai monsoon news: On a day when Mumbai was battling with torrential rain, the highest in four decades, 50-year-old Kanta Murti Kalan, stood for hours near an open manhole, on a waterlogged road, in Matunga. She was alerting people so that no one falls into the manhole. She was there for seven hours before civic workers arrived.
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Mumbai Rain Highlights: City Gears Up For Heavy Rainfall, All Schools Closed
All schools and junior colleges in Mumbai will remain closed today after the weather office forecast "extremely heavy rainfall" over the next 48 hours, the government said. The weather office has issued a red alert--indicating "extremely heavy rainfall"--for Mumbai and neighbouring Raigad, news agency PTI reported quoting weather officials.
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Mumbai Rains Highlights: Road, Rail Traffic Hit Due To Water-Logging After Heavy Rain
Heavy rains hit Mumbai and its neighbouring areas during the night and on Wednesday morning, after a dry spell of nearly a week. The weatherman has predicted more rains in the city and its suburbs in the next two days.
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Rains Lash Mumbai; Heavy Rainfall Predicted In Next 24 Hours
Heavy rains lashed the city in the last 24 hours with suburban train services running 10-15 minutes behind the schedule, but no incident of water-logging was reported so far.
