Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Mumbai Monsoon: Disease Rise, Train Disruptions, and High Tide
Mumbai is experiencing a rise in monsoon-related illnesses like malaria and chikungunya.
Heavy rains are causing problems, including flooded trains.
The city is providing help to stranded people.
The authorities are also warning about high tides.
It's important for everyone to be careful, avoid getting sick, and seek help if needed.
Malaria and chikungunya cases have increased in Mumbai during the monsoon.
BMC is providing aid to stranded passengers due to train disruptions.
Heavy rainfall has led to waterlogging and high tide warnings.
Several dams and the Mithi River have reached concerning water levels.
Authorities are advising citizens to take precautions and seek medical attention.
- Who
- Residents of Mumbai and affected passengers.
- What
- Increase in monsoon-related diseases and disruptions in Mumbai.
- When
- During the monsoon season in August 2025.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- Why
- Heavy rainfall and favorable mosquito breeding conditions.
- Diseases on the Rise
- Malaria, Chikungunya
- Other Diseases
- Dengue, Leptospirosis, Gastroenteritis, Hepatitis, COVID-19
- Aid Provided
- Food, water, tea, and biscuits
- High Tide Warning
- August 19, 2025, 8:53 PM
- Water Levels
- Modak Sagar Dam, Tansa Dam, Tulsi Lake, Vihar Lake overflowing; Mithi River at danger mark.
Sources
Mumbai Health Alert: Chikungunya Cases Surge 56%, Malaria Up 20% Between January–August 2025
Mumbai Rains Red Alert: Beware Of Leptospirosis, Follow These Prevention Tips
Mumbai rains: BMC provides tea, biscuits and food items to passengers stranded at railway stations
