After heavy rains, a landslide in Mumbai killed 15 people and injured many more.

Key sentence:

• No less than 15 individuals were killed. A few others were harmed in Mumbai.
• BMC’s debacle the board cell said the 12 individuals were carried dead to the Rajawadi Hospital.

No less than 15 individuals were killed. A few others were harmed in Mumbai and one of its rural areas after they were caught under houses that fell because of avalanches following weighty downpours that lashed the city and closed by regions on Saturday night and Sunday morning, authorities said. 

As per the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC’s) debacle the board cell, the mishap in Vashi Naka of Mumbai’s Mahul region was accounted for at around 6.30 am when the holding mass of a house fell because of a tree fall, it said. 

“Three bodies have been recuperated, and five to six additional individuals are dreaded caught in the trash of the structure that fell in Vikhroli region following perpetual precipitation in Mumbai,” National Disaster Response Force’s (NDRF’s) delegate commandant Ashish Kumar told news office ANI. 

BMC’s debacle the board cell said the 12 individuals were carried dead to the Rajawadi Hospital, and two were released after being treated for their wounds.

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In a different mishap, three individuals passed on and two were harmed after four to five houses imploded because of an avalanche in the Vikhroli region because of hefty precipitation short-term. The mishap was accounted for at around 2.40 am. 

The city detailed substantial precipitation short-term, particularly between 12 am to 2 am. Waterlogging was accounted for at a few spots in the city, including Borivali, Kandivali, Malad, Andheri, Chembur, Kurla, Gandhi Market, Hindmata, and so forth. 

As indicated by BMC, the island city recorded 156 mm, followed by eastern rural areas detailing 143 mm of weighty precipitation and western rural areas revealing 125 mm of precipitation between 8 pm on Saturday and 2 am on Sunday. 

The Central Railway and Western Railway suspended rural train benefits because of water signing in the tracks after the substantial overnight deluge. “@WesternRly Currently No neighbourhood train administrations are running in both UP and DN bearing till additional notification because of waterlogging at numerous areas,” Mumbai Central’s divisional rail line supervisor (DRM) tweeted.