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IN PHOTOS: Water-logging on WR railway track cannot be attributed to coastal road construction work, says BMC

Updated On: 27 July, 2023 07:50 PM IST | Anagha Sawant

the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) official stated that the waterlogging between Churchgate to Marine Lines railway station cannot be attributed to the ongoing coastal road construction work. The viral video is spreading false message, stated BMC see pics (Photo/Ashish Raje)  

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Local train running between Churchgate and Marine Line station

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Local train running between Churchgate and Marine Line station
Water from the track is pumped onto the road, resulting in waterlogging of the road at Marine Lines  

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Water from the track is pumped onto the road, resulting in waterlogging of the road at Marine Lines

 

BMC received a message about water being accumulated on the railway tracks between Churchgate and Marine Lines due to blockage in the rainwater channel 

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BMC received a message about water being accumulated on the railway tracks between Churchgate and Marine Lines due to blockage in the rainwater channel 

Due to heavy rains in south Mumbai, the small-sized rocks washed away with strong waves and got stuck in the rainwater outfall of Patanjain Marg. The BMC officials immediately coordinated with the railway administration and cleared the outfall culverts. BMC stated, "There is no truth in the allegations that there is water on the said tracks due to the construction of the Mumbai Coastal Road Project"  

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Due to heavy rains in south Mumbai, the small-sized rocks washed away with strong waves and got stuck in the rainwater outfall of Patanjain Marg. The BMC officials immediately coordinated with the railway administration and cleared the outfall culverts. BMC stated, "There is no truth in the allegations that there is water on the said tracks due to the construction of the Mumbai Coastal Road Project"

 

Water-logging was reported on the railway tracks between Churchgate-Marine Lines railway station. "Trains are running smoothly," informed Western Railway  

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Water-logging was reported on the railway tracks between Churchgate-Marine Lines railway station. "Trains are running smoothly," informed Western Railway

 

The island city, eastern and western suburbs received an average rainfall of 83.23 mm, 95.01 mm and 67.72 mm, respectively, from 8 am to 6 pm  

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The island city, eastern and western suburbs received an average rainfall of 83.23 mm, 95.01 mm and 67.72 mm, respectively, from 8 am to 6 pm

 

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