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The torrential rains in Mumbai is creating many problems for the public as waterlogging has affected the local train services and people have eventually been restricted to use their vehicles. Heavy rain is lashing various parts of Mumbai including, Andheri, Worli, Hindmata and many others. Watch the video for the detailed news and have a look at the visuals of bad weather.

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