Mumbai rains: So far, Mumbai has recorded 2366 mm of rainfall which is 26 per cent more than the average rainfall (1800 mm) the city witnesses every year

Mumbai rains Live Updates: Services on the Central line restarted around 12.15 am between Kurla to Kalyan and around 12.35 am between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Goregaon. Meanwhile, Flight operations also normalised at Mumbai airport and operations have been resumed as per the schedule.

Mumbai rains Live Updates: The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert in the city and advised people to say indoors as the weather in Mumbai wreaked havoc. Torrential showers in the wee hours of the morning caused water-logging in areas such as Sion, Parel, Dadar and Byculla.

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Kerala flood: Torrential rains lashed Wayanad, Kozhikode and Malappuram districts with rivers overflowing, inundating many low-lying areas.

Rivers in the region were flooded as authorities released water from dams that had filled after some districts such as Kolhapur received as much as 670 mm (26.4 inches) of rainfall in a week

The traffic controlling authority said traffic has been affected from Khyber Pass towards Model Town due to waterlogging near Mall Road

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Mumbai rains: Central Railways said a major incident was averted in the Jite boulder-fall due to alertness of patrolman, driver and assistant driver of the Rajdhani Express which was in the vicinity.

DHL said there is only a single slot for all airfreight operators and there is no scope for expansion at the nations second largest airport (Mumbai airport).

Mumbai rains: As many as 17 trains have been cancelled in Mumbai today due to heavy rainfall and water logging, according to the Central Railways.