Mumbai remains wet and water-logged; rain leads to chaos
Stranded: A woman stands holding an umbrella at a water-logged street in Thane, Mumbai on Friday. (Photo: AP)- Considered as the backbone of Mumbaikars, local trains are the first to be affected by monsoons. Seen in this photograph is a local train wading chugs at a water-logged railway track after heavy rains in Mumbai on Friday. (Photo: AP)
- People walk in heavy rains at Marine Drive in Mumbai on Wednesday. (Photo: AP)
- But, love is beyond monsoons: A couple sitting under an umbrella as it rains at Mumbai's famous Marine Drive. (Photo: AP)
- Boys walk in knee-deep water as it rains in Mumbai. Water-logging caused by incessant rainfall disrupted road traffic in several areas in the commercial capital. (Photo: AP)
- Unfazed by the heavy downpour, a boy rides his cycle through a water-logged street after heavy rains in Mumbai on Wednesday. (Photo: AP)
- Heavy monsoon showers affected suburban train services on the Central Railway's Main and Harbour lines due to water logging on the tracks. (Photo: AP)
- School children hold umbrellas and wade through a water-logged street as it rains in Mumbai. (Photo: AP)
- Children find pleasure even at the time of distress. Seen in this picture are children playing at a waterlogged road after heavy rains in Thane, Mumbai. (Photo: AP)
- Heavy rains are expected for the next 48 hours not only in Mumbai, but in the entire Konkan region. (Photo: AP)
- Vehicles wade through a water-logged street as it rains in Thane, Mumbai. (Photo: AP)
- Another local train wades chugs at a water-logged railway track in Mumbai. Water logging due to heavy rains that continued to lash the city for a second consecutive day caused major traffic snarls and also disrupted the suburban train services. (
Stranded: A woman stands holding an umbrella at a water-logged street in Thane, Mumbai on Friday. (Photo: AP)
Mumbai remains wet and water-logged; rain leads to chaos
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