Despite the weekend lull in the downpour and the mercury levels rising to almost 30&deg; Celsius, officials at the IMD have once again predicted that rains will intensify in the next 24 hours. A heavy downpour is expected tomorrow and temperatures may drop to 28&deg;C.
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&ldquo;The winds along the coastline had weakened after last week&rsquo;s downpour, but are expected to strengthen and activate the monsoon further,&rdquo; said V K Rajeev, director of the regional IMD.
City doctors said they have observed a marginal increase in the number of suspected leptospirosis and malaria cases in the last 10 days. Dr Om Srivastav, head of the infectious diseases department at Jaslok Hospital, said, &ldquo;Three patients had to be put on ventilator support in the ICU after suffering from high fever for a few days. Though the symptoms suggest they have contracted leptospirosis and malaria, the diseases are yet to be diagnosed. We have been treating patients with dengue on an OPD-basis, but this year the threat from the three diseases appears grave.&rdquo;

Despite the weekend lull in the downpour and the mercury levels rising to almost 30&deg; Celsius, officials at the IMD have once again predicted that rains will intensify in the next 24 hours

Mumbaikars, brace yourself for more heavy rains 

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Despite the weekend lull in the downpour and the mercury levels rising to almost 30&deg; Celsius, officials at the IMD have once again predicted that rains will intensify in the next 24 hours

Mumbaikars, brace yourself for more heavy rains

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