Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Heavy Rains Cause Disruption: Mumbai Landslide, Delhi Waterlogging
Mumbai and Delhi are getting a lot of rain, causing problems.
The weather service has warned people and put out alerts.
In Mumbai, some homes were destroyed in a landslide, and roads are flooded.
The subway is also closed.
Officials expect more rain and have warned people about high tides.
In Delhi, there's also lots of rain causing traffic jams and waterlogging in the city.
Authorities are working to help people and keep them safe.
Heavy rains caused widespread waterlogging and traffic disruptions in Mumbai and Delhi-NCR.
The IMD issued red and orange alerts for Delhi, Maharashtra, and Jammu due to predicted heavy rainfall.
A landslide in Mumbai's Bhandup area destroyed homes, leading to evacuations, with no reported casualties.
Andheri subway in Mumbai closed due to waterlogging, impacting vehicular movement.
The IMD forecasts continued heavy rainfall and high tide alerts for Mumbai.
- Who
- Residents of Mumbai and Delhi, the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
- What
- Heavy rainfall causing waterlogging, traffic, and a landslide.
- When
- Ongoing, with predictions of more rain on July 22nd, 23rd, and over the upcoming week.
- Where
- Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Maharashtra and Jammu.
- Why
- Heavy rainfall.
- Red Alert
- Issued in Delhi.
- Orange Alert
- Issued for parts of Maharashtra and Jammu.
- Andheri Subway
- Closed due to waterlogging.
- Mumbai Landslide
- Occurred in Bhandup area.
- High Tide Alert
- Issued for Mumbai on July 23rd.
- Rainfall Prediction
- Over 150 mm in the next 24-36 hours
