LIVE updates: Death toll in Mumbai due to rain related incidents rises to 31

31 deaths and six injuries have been reported in Mumbai, of which 10 deaths and one injury were reported in landslide incident of Vikhroli followed by 19 deaths and five injuries in landslide at Chembur.

Due to incessant rains, the compound wall of the Cosmos Launch housing complex at Manpada in Thane collapses, damaging several vehicles.

Search and rescue operations end in Chembur's Bharat Nagar area, announces National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).

Maharashtra's Pune receives incessant heavy rain. As per India Meteorological Department (IMD), Pune will witness "Generally cloudy sky, light to moderate rain very likely (isolated heavy to very heavy rain in ghat areas)" tomorrow.

Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray to chair a high-level meeting of officials through video conference at 6pm today, in view of the situation following heavy rains in Mumbai: Chief Minister's Office

Santa Cruz received around 235-270mm of rain while Chembur saw 200mm y'day. Red alert was issued and people were evacuated to safe places from danger zones. Such incidents are normal amid 300mm rain in a day. Sad that people lost their lives: Vijay Wadettiwar, Maharashtra minister

Nine flights were diverted after Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) temporarily suspended flight operations between 00:42-05:24 hours today as safety precaution. Flight operations recommenced with effect from 05:24 hours and are proceeding as per schedule: CSMIA officials

BMC has asked Mumbai residents to boil water before drinking after flooding of the water purification complex at Bhandup due to heavy rains affected pumping and filtration equipment, says official.

BMC is a complete failure in disaster management. Why has it faltered in saving people's lives? They should answer. We demand CM Thackeray to initiate an inquiry in the BMC: Ashish Shelar, BJP MLA

Death toll due to landslides in Mumbai rises to 23. 16 dead and five injured in Mahul while seven dead and one injured in Vikhroli.

"Apart from our minipumps, our pumping stations pumped out 4423.50 million litres of water," says Aaditya Thackeray.

I visited the three locations of landslides where the sheer force of the rainwater and mud broke through retaining walls into homes. Relief work is going on and all necessary financial and medical assistance is being provided by the Govt of Maharashtra and BMC: Aaditya Thackeray, Maharashtra minister

BJP Lok Sabha MP Manoj Kotak visits landslide site, instructs officials to come up with quick measures of rehabilitation.

Two women stood on a wooden ladder in their shanty for over two hours out of the fear of getting electrocuted after a wall near their locality collapsed in Mumbai's Mahul area on Sunday following heavy rains. Fifteen people died after the compound wall came crashing down on some houses located on a hillock after a landslide at Bharatnagar locality in Mahul around 1 am, an official said.

Maharashtra Cabinet Minister Nawab Malik said the state government will take a decision to shift the people who are living in a dangerous situation to a more permanent settlements immediately. The BMC will investigate this incident, the Anushakti Nagar MLA said.

Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday expressed grief over the deaths in accidents at Chembur and Vikhroli due to torrential rains, the Chief Minister's Office said. The chief minister also announced that the government would pay ₹5 lakh each to the heirs of the deceased and offered free treatment to the injured, the CMO said.

Parts of the city recorded the heaviest July one-day showers in seven years, according to the weather office, which forecasts moderate to heavy rain or thundershowers over the next 48 hours. Colaba weather station reported 19.68 centimeters (7.748 inches) of rain in the 24 hours through 8:30 a.m. Sunday, according to the India Meteorological Department’s Mumbai unit. That’s the highest since July 16, 2014.

Maharashtra environment minister Aaditya Thackeray reaches the site where a wall collapse has claimed the lives of 17 people in Mumbai's Chembur, reports ANI.

The supply of water in the entire Mumbai region was affected on Sunday after the heavy rainfall inundated the Bhandup water complex, which houses Asia's biggest water treatment plant.

Officials said that the damage to the water treatment plant's master control centre was caused after the late-night heavy downpour.

Mumbai woke up to rain-drenched roads, a sight the city has gotten so familiar with over the past week or so, on Sunday as overnight downpours kept major sections and stretches waterlogged. But rains never dampened the spirit of Mumbaikars, many of who were seen taking to the waterlogged streets this morning to enjoy a dip.

The death toll from landslide in Mahul rose to 17 after 5 more were brought dead to civic run Rajawadi Hospital, officials from BMC's disaster cell said. Additionally, two more people have been reported to be injured.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced compensation from Prime Minister National Relief Fund for those killed in the house collapse in Mumbai.

"Rs. 2 lakh each from PMNRF would be given to the next of kin of those who lost their lives due to wall collapses in Mumbai. Rs. 50,000 would be given to those injured," PM Modi said in a tweet.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his concern at the deaths in two separate landslides in Mumbai on Twitter.

"Saddened by the loss of lives due to wall collapses in Chembur and Vikhroli in Mumbai. In this hour of grief, my thoughts are with the bereaved families. Praying that those who are injured have a speedy recovery," PM Modi said in a tweet.

In two separate incidents of landslides reported in the city overnight, 15 people were declared dead and at least two were reported injured, said BMC's disaster management cell.

The two incidents took place due to incidents reported at Mahul and Vikhroli area of eastern suburbs, the BMC officials said.