let me give you an example of why Mumbai sees this kind of water logging and letter. Several reasons, you know, In fact, there is a whole explainer that we put out as well as to how this these kind of areas. Now what you see in front of you in these pictures, the low lying area. And obviously you can see vehicles struggling through as at least needy or waist deep water in several areas like this. But why's this area like this? Because this what you see in front of you is a low lying area, which means when there is heavy rain in Mumbai, the water will come and collect your and then, of course, it'll drain out from here. And if there is very heavy rain than it would take about a couple of asked to drain up. But this is, of course, irrespective of the tight. Now I can ask my camera person to turn around and show you the other side, that side of force you can see completely dry, no water. Why? Because that's a higher area and the water's flowing down from there to all these areas. So obviously this is something That is a situation that we see all across Mumbai every day, so in during monsoon. So this explains the topography of the city. The topography of the city is such that some areas will not have water, some will have water like this, and that is, of course, the topography. Along with that, there is another very important factor that leads to water logging in several areas in Mumbai, that is the tide. Now it does a high tide, the stormwater drains of Mumbai, the gates that shot because that means the seawater, which is now at a higher level due to the high tide, cannot flow back into the city through the stormwater drains, and that then there are pumps. Working moment, the tide subsides, which takes about six hours. It's a daily cycle. The water drains out along with the low tide which kicks in. Santa is of course, one thing. Then, of course, of encroachment secures, drains your several other factors like, you know, weather patterns. For example, the rain and system in Mumbai is built for an evenly spread out monsoon with, you know, several heavy rainfall days. What we now see is the monsoon pattern itself changing, which means several very high rainfall days. Dry spells in between, followed by against several very high rainfall days. And that again leads to waterlogging like this in low lying areas. Where I am is a low lying area, as you can see in front. There, of course, is a higher area, so if you turn around that side, you'll see people are absolutely walking. Flying. The traffic is fine. No problem at all. Why? Because it's a higher area and you can see the slope of the road also. And that is love course give you an idea of what is the low lying area and what is a higher area and
