Mumbai is battling one of its deadliest monsoon spells of the season after relentless rainfall claimed at least 10 lives, triggered a deadly chawl collapse in Mankhurd, caused landslides and brought large parts of the city to a standstill. The biggest tragedy unfolded in Mankhurd's Janta Nagar, where a G+2 chawl collapsed following incessant rain. Six people, including five minors, lost their lives in the incident as rescue teams worked through the night to search the debris for survivors. Emergency personnel continue clearance and rescue operations as authorities investigate the cause of the collapse. Across Mumbai, heavy rain has led to multiple fatalities from tree falls, flooding and other weather-related incidents. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region remains under a Red Alert as extremely heavy rainfall disrupts daily life. Schools have been shut, suburban rail services have faced delays, roads remain waterlogged and emergency teams are on high alert across the city. WATCH

On the night of 9th December, a horrifying incident unfolded on the busy streets of Mumbai. A bus driver lost control, causing a deadly crash that left six people dead and 49 others severely injured. The tragedy occurred around 9:45 pm in the Kurla (West) area, near the bustling Kurla market. The electric bus, on route number 332, was traveling from Kurla Railway Station (West) towards Sakinaka. The tragic incident was caught on camera. The video shows the electric bus speeding uncontrollably through the streets. The bus brushed past parked vehicles, sparking chaos on the roads. Ramming into over two dozen vehicles—including auto-rickshaws, two-wheelers, and even a police jeep, the bus left a trail of destruction. The bus then crashed into the gates of an apartment building, bringing the madness to a halt. Emergency teams rushed to the scene, but tragically, six lives were lost, and dozens more were injured. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced ₹ 5 lakh financial assistance for the families of each victim of the Mumbai bus accident. The BEST, the bus service provider, will cover the treatment costs for the injured. The driver, identified as Sanjay More, was arrested and charged with culpable homicide.