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83 per cent of average September rain in 24 hours stumps city

soBos drainage system creaks again, as nearly 300 mm rain leaves public stranded despite holiday being declared

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A family waits helplessly at Chunabhatti railway station even as the tracks are completely submerged. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

A family waits helplessly at Chunabhatti railway station even as the tracks are completely submerged. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

As heavy rain lashed the city and suburbs, the civic body appealed to people to stay home on Wednesday, but a number of Mumbaikars, essential category workers, stepped out, only to face the usual barrage of problems. Public transport was affected and there was waterlogging across the city, with the civic body blaming the excessive rain for everything.

Arun Kejriwal travelled from Kandivli to Andheri to donate blood. "There was a lot of traffic due to water-logging. I started in the afternoon when the rain had just begun after a break. I will face a struggle in the return journey as waterlogging has begun."

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