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Mumbai rains: Rs 112-cr pumping station messed up by stones, muck

One of the gates of the newly inaugurated Cleveland Bunder pumping station in Worli couldn’t close, as stones and muck were blocking the way; this caused seawater to flow back to Mumbai

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All it took for Dadar, Parel and Elphinstone to get waterlogged were a few stones and some muck. The Cleveland Bunder pumping station at Worli, which the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) inaugurated on Wednesday at the hands of Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, failed to do its job as one of its three gates couldn’t shut due to stones and muck blocking its movement.

Also read: BMC's newly installed pumping stations fail to be of any use as rains flood Mumbai

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