In pictures: Heavy downpour in Mumbai disrupts normal life

Updated On: 21 July, 2015 03:04 PM IST |

Mumbai witnessed heavy downpour on Tuesday bringing the city to an halt, yet again. Here is the lowdown in pictures on how the city braved the rains

School kids walk in knee deep water in Chembur. Pic/Suresh K.K

An auto driver struggles to move his auto in the flooded area in Chembur. Pic/Suresh K.K

It's business as usual for a fruit seller in Chembur. Pic/Suresh K.K

The flooded shell colony road in Chembur. Pic/Suresh K.K

Commuters wait for the train at Ghatkoper station. Trains were delayed due to technical snag. Pic/Datta Kumbhar

With train services coming to an abrupt halt, commuters had to walk on railway tracks on Central line. Pic/Datta Kumbhar

Pic/Datta Kumbhar

Commuters at Borivli station complained that trains had not moved in half an hour leading to chaos. Pic/Shreya Bhandary

Waterlogging at Pratiksha Nagar in Sion. Pic/Vinod Kumar Menon

Commuters wait for their trains at Goregaon station on Tuesday morning. Pic/ Chetan Warrier

Waterlogging on the tracks between Sion and Matunga stations. Pic/ Shashank Rao

IMD predicts heavy rainfall in next 48 hours

Water logging has been reported in many parts of Mumbai. People walk through ankle length water in Chembur.

There were few trains plying from Borivli towards Churchgate leading to jostling at the platform. Pic/Shreya Bhandary

Commuters had a tough time on Tuesday as trains on the Western line were running late.

Waterlogged tracks near Bandra station. Pic/ Shashank Rao

C Hill Building Wall collapsed at Pali Hill road, Bandra (West) resulting in 2 cars falling down.

Waterlogging at Pratiksha Nagar in Sion. Pic/Vinod Kumar Menon

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