Mumbai rain live updates: Strong winds accompanied by heavy rainfall disrupt normal life

Vihar lake overflows due to heavy rains at 10pm on Wednesday. It is the second lake after Tulsi that overflowed. Both the lakes situated in Mumbai city limits supply 3% water to the city. Remaining 97% comes from five lakes situated outside the city.

The waterlogged Bhendi Bazar area of South Mumbai

40 people rescued by NDRF after 2 local trains got stuck between Masjid & Bhaykhala stations due to water on tracks

Waterlogging outside CT scan room at Mumbai's JJ hospital

Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks to Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, assures all possible support

NDRF team at Masjid to evacuate stranded passengers of local train

Waterlogging outside Byculla railway station in Mumbai

In face of heavy rain expected in the city on Thursday as well, Mumbai police urge people not to step out unless necessary and stay away from water bodies

Mumbai police urge citizens from South Mumbai travelling towards Thane or Navi Mumbai to avoid using the Freeway and JJ Flyover route via Dadar-Sion

There were power cuts in parts of Mumbai and in many places the water had flooded the cables which led to an electricity outage. There were complaints from parts of island city and suburbs

The BEST received requests from many citizens in island city to disconnect supply in their residential lines to prevent short circuits as water had flooded the meter cabins. An official said that following request by MLA Amin Patel, electricity supply was disconnected for some consumers in Kumbharwada, Null Bazar, Pydhonie, Kazi street among other places for a few hours.

Senior RPF inspector Sandeep Khiratkat rescuing passengers trapped in a local train near Masjid Station due to waterlogging

enior inspector #SandeepKhiratkat rescuing passengers trapped in local train near Masjid Station due to waterlogging

Around 200 passengers who were stuck in two trains near Masjid were rescued by Central Railway's Railway Protection Force (RPF). RPF has also called NDRF to help evacuation of around 60 more passengers. These passengers were stranded for almost 2 hours.

Wind speed of 60-70 km/ph & up to 107 km/ph reported in Mumbai on Wednesday. Extremely heavy rainfall & strong winds likely to continue tonight & reduce from tomorrow, reports ANI quoting India Meteorological Department (IMD)

15 teams of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are being deployed in Maharashtra in wake of rainfall; 4 teams (2 enroute) in Kolhapur, 2 teams in Sangli, 5 teams (2 enroute) in Mumbai & one each in Satara, Thane, Palghar & Nagpur: NDRF

Heavy waterlogging at Bendi Bazaar in south Mumbai

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray asks BMC to stay on high alert as heavy rains continue in Mumbai for the 2nd consecutive day. Since IMD predicts heavy rains will continue till Thursday, CM has appealed to citizens to stay home & venture out only if essential: CMO Maharashtra

2 local trains are stuck between Masjid & Bhaykhala station due to water on tracks. 150 passengers from 1st local going from CST to Karjat rescued by Railway staff. About 100-120 still inside. Another local coming from Karjat to CST stuck 60 mtrs away from Masjid station: NDRF (ANI)

The elevation grill collapses at Mumbai's Jaslok hospital