With the monsoon expected to make landfall in Mumbai by tomorrow, the city continued to receive heavy pre-monsoon showers Thursday morning. Within 45 minutes of moderate rainfall this morning, several parts of central Mumbai were waterlogged, especially in chronic flooding spots like Hindmata in Dadar, Dadar TT circle, Elphinstone Road, and parts of Parel. The railway tracks near Sion station were also inundated in the showers. Traffic police officials started diverting traffic around Hindmata after water levels rose to around 1.5 feet. Traffic was also diverted from King Circle and Sion road no. 24. Trains on the Central Line, meanwhile, were running 10 to 15 minutes late while the Western line managed to continue services as per schedule.
With the monsoon expected to make landfall in Mumbai by tomorrow, the city continued to receive heavy pre-monsoon showers Thursday morning. Within 45 minutes of moderate rainfall this morning, several parts of central Mumbai were waterlogged, especially in chronic flooding spots like Hindmata in Dadar, Dadar TT circle, Elphinstone Road, and parts of Parel. The railway tracks near Sion station were also inundated in the showers. Traffic police officials started diverting traffic around Hindmata after water levels rose to around 1.5 feet. Traffic was also diverted from King Circle and Sion road no. 24. Trains on the Central Line, meanwhile, were running 10 to 15 minutes late while the Western line managed to continue services as per schedule.
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