Heavy rain leaves Mumbai waterlogged

Widespread rain overnight left many parts of Mumbai waterlogged. A man rides through the waterlogged Malad Subway on Wednesday morning. (Pramod Thakur/hindustan times)

Updated on: Sep 20, 2017 12:18 PM IST

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Widespread rain overnight left many parts of Mumbai waterlogged. A man rides through the waterlogged Malad Subway on Wednesday morning. (Pramod Thakur/hindustan times)

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This street in Sion floods whenever it rains, and Wednesday was no different. (kunal patil/hindustan times)

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Wadala is another Mumbai suburb that sees waterlogging every time it rains. (kunal patil/hindustan times)

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The rainfall was much heavier in the suburbs; this railway car shed in Virar was flooded on Tuesday night itself. (kailash korde/hindustan times)

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There were fewer vehicles on the roads as people stayed home, fearing the worst. (pramod thakur/hindustan times)

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Cars pass through a waterlogged street at Wadala. (kunal patil/hindustan times)

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BMC chief Ajoy Mehta at Hindmata, Dadar, one of the areas prone to flooding. (eeshanpriya ms/hindustan times)

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Waterlogging at Jai Bharat Nagar in Khar. Residents unable to leave their houses. (yesha kotak/hindustan times)

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A man walks through a waterlogged street at Sion (kunal patil/mumbai)