Pics: Downpour wreaks havoc in Mumbai; Ghat farmers get busy with paddy planting

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By Singh Rahul Sunilkumar

Published on Jul 27, 2023 08:42 pm IST

Heavy rainfall in Mumbai caused flooding, disrupted local train services, slowed down traffic due to waterlogging. Meanwhile, farmers undertook rice farming.

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According to India Meteorological Department, active monsoon conditions are expected to persist over parts of Konkan and the adjoining ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra in the next 2-3 days. ( Praful Gangurde / HT Photo )

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Tribal farmers In Pankhanda tribal village are seen doing rice farming, in Thane, in Mumbai. (Praful Gangurde / HT Photo )

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Vehicles wade through waterlogged streets on Subway at Andheri, amid monsoon rains, in Mumbai. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

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Huge Traffic on Western Express Highway at Jogeshwari due to Heavy Rain, in Mumbai. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

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Vehicles wade through the waterlogged streets of Marine Lines and Churchgate East after heavy rainfall. (ANI Photo)

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Water enter in shops at hiranandani estate patalipada ghodbander road Thane, in Mumbai.(Praful Gangurde HT photos)

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A train runs on a waterlogged railway track between Marine Lines and Churchgate after monsoon rainfall, in Mumbai.(PTI)

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Track extension works in Andheri amidst torrential rain, in Mumbai, India. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

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Potholes were seen on S V Road Near Nanavati Hospital at Vile Parle West, in Mumbai. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

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Chirag Joshi, a 19-year-old boy, drowned at the waterfall in Pankhanda village of Ghodbunder Road Sanjay Gandhi national park in Thane, in Mumbai. (Praful Gangurde / HT Photo)

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Pics: Downpour wreaks havoc in Mumbai; Ghat farmers get busy with paddy planting

Heavy rainfall in Mumbai caused flooding, disrupted local train services, slowed down traffic due to waterlogging. Meanwhile, farmers undertook rice farming.

According to India Meteorological Department, active monsoon conditions are expected to persist over parts of Konkan and the adjoining ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra in the next 2-3 days. ( Praful Gangurde / HT Photo )

Tribal farmers In Pankhanda tribal village are seen doing rice farming, in Thane, in Mumbai. (Praful Gangurde / HT Photo )

Vehicles wade through waterlogged streets on Subway at Andheri, amid monsoon rains, in Mumbai. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

Huge Traffic on Western Express Highway at Jogeshwari due to Heavy Rain, in Mumbai. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

Vehicles wade through the waterlogged streets of Marine Lines and Churchgate East after heavy rainfall. (ANI Photo)

Water enter in shops at hiranandani estate patalipada ghodbander road Thane, in Mumbai.(Praful Gangurde HT photos)

A train runs on a waterlogged railway track between Marine Lines and Churchgate after monsoon rainfall, in Mumbai.(PTI)

Track extension works in Andheri amidst torrential rain, in Mumbai, India. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

Potholes were seen on S V Road Near Nanavati Hospital at Vile Parle West, in Mumbai. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

Chirag Joshi, a 19-year-old boy, drowned at the waterfall in Pankhanda village of Ghodbunder Road Sanjay Gandhi national park in Thane, in Mumbai. (Praful Gangurde / HT Photo)

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