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Multiple people killed after a wall collapse in Chembur, Mumbai Multiple people killed, 8 personas feared trapped and about 5 houses affected after a wall collapse on some shanties in Chembur's Bharat Nagar area due to a landslide, says National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) Mumbai local train services suspended. At least 15 people were reportedly killed due to a wall collapse in Chembur Mumbai due to landslide triggered by heavy rainfall. 13 persons were reportedly rescued.  Several people transported to a hospital. Unknown how many are still trapped, let alone even alive.This is a scary scene. Witnesses say they heard trapped individuals screaming for their life from under the rubble Correction Fire units, including the technical rescue team, are responding to the emergency. Reports say people trapped. Heavy rais caused the collapse or if anyone was hurt.  Rescue operations are underway.

A man bought 12 mangoes at Rs 1,20,000   11-yr-old Tulsi Kumari from Jamshedpur sells 12 mangoes for Rs 1,20,000, buys a smartphone for online classes A man from Mumbai bought 12 mangoes at Rs 10,000 each seeing her determination to study. This helped Tulsi buy a smartphone for her studies, says her mother  Due to the lockdown in the second wave of Corona, many people lost their livelihood and many families were brought on the road. Tulsi, an 11-year-old girl from Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, is also one of them.Whose father did not get any work, his studies stopped. Because smart mobile is needed for online class. The family did not have enough money to buy a mobile and get their daughter educated. But the girl did not lose courage and started selling mangoes by placing a basket on the roadside. In the meantime, something happened that mangoes changed his fortunes and in a short time all his mangoes were sold for 1 lakh 20 thousand. Tulsi has bought a mobile phone worth Rs 13 ...

At least 11 people killed after a building collapsed on another structure in Mumbai At least 11 people eight children and three adults were killed and seven others injured after a single-storey house collapsed on another structure in the Malwani area of Mumbai, a civic official said on Thursday. A residential structure collapsed on a building nearby following heavy monsoon rains at a slum in Malavani area of Malad in western suburbs of Mumbai late on Wednesday, killing at least 11 people and injuring seven others Search and rescue operation continues in New Collector compound, Malad West, where a residential structure collapsed last night. 11 people died, 7 injured. The incident took place around 11.15 pm on Wednesday at the New Collector Compound on Abdul Hamid Road in the Malwani area. Mumbai Police to register case under Section 304 (2) of the IPC against the owner of structure that collapsed and the contractor. They had recently made some structural changes after cyclone Tau...

Heavy rainfall causes waterlogging in several parts of Mumbai Red Alert Issued for Mumbai Today Yellow for Next 4 Days as IMD Warns of Heavy to Very Heavy Rainfall  Heavy rain cause waterlogging and flooding of low-lying areas have now become a common affair for Mumbai during monsoon season.Mumbai may surpass the monthly June average of rain by end of this rain spell. Vehicles wade through water at Gandhi Market in Mumbai, following heavy rainfall. Monsoon has arrived in Mumbai today. Maharashtra Railway tracks submerged between Sion railway station and GTB Nagar railway station due to heavy rainfall in Mumbai. Mumbai Local train services between Kurla and CSMT have been halted, as a precautionary measure services to resume as soon as the water recedes.

plane from Nagpur to Hyderabad was forced to make an emergency landing in Mumbai Air ambulance makes belly landing at Mumbai airport after losing wheel during take-off from Nagpur An ambulance plane from Nagpur to Hyderabad was forced to make an emergency landing in Mumbai after it lost its wheels during takeoff. The plane had 5 people on board including the crew and a patient. The plane landed on a foam carpet which prevented it from catching fire. A full emergency was declared for a non-scheduled Beechcraft VT-JIL aircraft on route from Nagpur to Mumbai. The flight carrying 02 crew member, 01 patient, 01 relative and 01 doctor did a belly-landing at Mumbai Airport. All passengers were evacuated safely.