04 Aug, 23:20 (IST)

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) collected about 239 metric tonnes of from the Brihanmumbai area, following high tides, earlier today.Here's the tweet:

04 Aug, 23:17 (IST)

Central Railways issues updates for Suburb Services on Monday. Here's details

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04 Aug, 21:37 (IST)

All private and public schools and colleges will remain shut tomorrow. Some government offices providing emergency & essential services will remain open. Private office staff may move out only if essential.Here's the tweet:

04 Aug, 20:18 (IST)

Are the schools tomorrow declared a holiday for Mumbai due to heavy rains.

04 Aug, 20:15 (IST)

Central Railways Issues List of Canceled Trains. Here's The List:Here's the Tweet:

04 Aug, 20:04 (IST)

Central Railway resumes CSMT-Trane local train service,, while Kalyan-Karjat route remains to be suspended. 

04 Aug, 19:43 (IST)

Heavy traffic on Western Express Highway, due to which commuters got stuck en-route to home. Even visibility declined at Pune-Mumbai Expressway due to heavy rains.Here are more details:

04 Aug, 17:35 (IST)

Schools in Thane, Kalyan and Dombivli to remain shut on Monday, citing flood-like situations in the region.

04 Aug, 17:29 (IST)

Met Dept predicts heavy rainfall for next 24 hours in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.Here's the Tweet:

04 Aug, 16:34 (IST)

Rajdhani Express driver averts mishap.Here's the Tweet:

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Mumbai, August 4: Local train services on central and harbour lines in Mumbai were hugely affected as heavy rains continued to lash the city on Sunday. On harbour line, local train services between Vadala and Panvel were suspended due to waterlogged tracks following torrential rainfall in Mumbai. On central line, local train services from CSTM to Kalyan, Khopoli, Kasara and Karjat were unavailable. The Thane-Panvel trains on trans harbour line and services on western line were running delayed.

In a series of tweets, the Central Railway informed that tracks were flooded in Badlapur, Ambernath and Chunabhati stations. “Due to continuous heavy rains, there is accumulation of water between Ambernath and Badlapur and on harbour line at Chunabhatti. Therefore, rail traffic has been suspended beyond Ambernath and on Harbour line between Vadala and Kurla,” Central Railway tweeted. Several commuters were seeen stranded at different stations due to suspension of local train services in view of incessant rainfall.

The IMD has issued a red alert for Mumbai, the west and central Maharashtra, including the ghats. It has predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall in Mumbai for today. It has already been raining heavily since Friday and it poured the whole night as well.