Mumbaikars brave flooded streets, road cave-in as monsoon rain disrupts normal life | PICS

Heavy rain continued to lash Mumbai on Saturday, causing widespread waterlogging on roads and railway tracks and bringing normal life to a standstill.

Updated on: Jul 04, 2026 9:10 PM IST

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Commuters navigate waterlogged LBS Road in Mumbai's Kurla amid heavy rainfall. India Meteorological Department (IMD) officials have forecast heavy to extremely heavy rain and strong winds in Mumbai  (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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A resident wades through a flooded passage at Ramdas Jivabhai Chawl in Mumbai's Kurla after heavy monsoon rains caused severe waterlogging. (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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A road cave-in occurred on LBS Road in Mumbai's Bhandup during construction work at an under-construction site. Authorities have cautioned that disruptions to local travel and some degree of structural damage cannot be ruled out during this period.  (Praful Gangurde/HT)

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Water accumulates on Andheri-Ghatkopar Road following heavy rainfall in Mumbai. Citizens have been advised to remain alert, particularly while travelling through low-lying areas and ghat roads. (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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Rain-triggered waterlogging slows traffic on Mumbai's Andheri-Ghatkopar Road. For the next 24 hours, rainfall is expected to continue across Mumbai and its surrounding areas. Heavy to very heavy rain is likely at several places (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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Commuters navigate a waterlogged stretch of Chunabhatti Railway station after heavy showers. Heavy rainfall has been forecast between July 4 and July 6 for Mumbai city and the districts of Raigad, Thane, Palghar, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg.  (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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A child sits inside a waterlogged home at Ramdas Jivabhai Chawl in Kurla after heavy rains inundated the area. (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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Commuters ride through a waterlogged stretch of Andheri-Ghatkopar Road after heavy monsoon rains lashed Mumbai. For the next 24 hours, rainfall is expected to continue across Mumbai and its surrounding areas. Several places may receive up to 200 mm of rain in 12 hours. (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)

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Waterlogging disrupts traffic on LBS Road in Kurla after heavy rains. (HT/Raju Shakuntala Shinde)