Constant rains from night in Mumbai, waterlogging in suburbs, municipality released alert

Rain in Mumbai: The Meteorological Department has predicted that there will be heavy rains in Mumbai for the next four to five days. Between June 24 and June 28, a large tide will come in the sea and the waves will rise higher than four and a half meters. Therefore, the Mumbai Municipal Corporation has issued an alert not to go to the beach during this time. The Municipal Corporation has also said that since there will be heavy rains for the next four to five days, citizens should get out carefully.

The monsoon has become active in the month of May this year. For the last few days, he has been receiving heavy rains in many places in Maharashtra. Because of this, there will be a big tide in the sea in the next few months. This upcoming tide will be the 19th highest tide. This time, waves will be seen rising more than four and a half meters high in the sea.

Alert issued by the municipality

Heavy rains have started from May this year. Similarly, Mumbai has been raining heavily since night. Mumbai Municipal Corporation has issued an alert in this background. It has been warned that citizens should not go to the beach during high tide. The Mumbai Municipal Corporation has also informed that large waves will appear on the beach on 26 June.

Appeal is being made to strictly follow the instructions given by the Mumbai Municipal Corporation. The municipality has also declared the details of heavy rains during this monsoon season through the Emergency Management Department.

Mumbaikars, be careful.

Mumbai has been receiving heavy rains for the last few days. Due to this, infectious diseases have lifted their heads. Similarly, Manpa has started doing survey from house to house to prevent diseases during the monsoon season. In Mumbai, 341 malaria patients and 48 dengue patients have been found in two weeks. Therefore, Manpa has appealed to Mumbaikars to take precautions. In many places, diseases like gastro, typhoid, cholera, jaundice are spreading due to the accumulation of water, while malaria, dengue, chikungunya are spreading due to the effects of insects. To avoid monsoon diseases, citizens should keep cleanliness, do not allow water to accumulate, do not take medicine without doctor’s advice and contact Manpa Hospital if needed, such appeal has been made by the Health Department of Manpa.