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Met Dept Forecasts 'Extremely Heavy Rainfall'; Fadnavis Urges People To Stay Indoors Tomorrow
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Torrential rain swamped large parts of Mumbai, paralyising life, road, rail and air services on August 29. (PTI Photo)
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The IMD said the low pressure over these regions might be upgraded to a "depression", which would mean more rainfall. (PTI Photo)
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According to the MeT forecast, the Mumbai region, Southern Gujarat, North-Central Maharashtra and Goa may receive a heavy rainfall over the next 48 hours. (PTI Photo)
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He added that only those government employees, who handled critical departments and essential services, would be on duty tomorrow. (PTI Photo)
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"In the wake of the warnings issued by the IMD, those in Mumbai and surrounding areas are advised to stay home, unless there is an emergency," Fadnavis said. (PTI Photo)
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As incessant downpour battered the financial capital and made its residents life miserable, political parties appeared engaged in a slugfest over handling of the situation and advisories for citizens. (PTI Photo)
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Schools and colleges here will remain closed tomorrow in view of the MeT department forecasting heavy rains in the metropolis. (PTI Photo)
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The doctor went missing while he was walking towards his residence when it was pouring heavily, the official added. (Photo: PTI)
Published at : 29 Aug 2017 11:21 PM (IST)
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