Woman Drowns in Overflowing Nullah in Mumbai Amid Heavy Rains, BMC Faces Investigation

A 45-year-old woman tragically drowned in an overflowing nullah in Andheri, Mumbai, during heavy rains on Wednesday, September 25. The incident sparked outrage as it highlighted the city’s vulnerability to flooding and raised questions about the BMC’s preparedness. The victim’s husband has demanded justice, stating she was the family’s sole breadwinner. The BMC has launched an investigation into the incident.

Mumbai Faces Water Cuts to Conserve Supply

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced water cuts in Mumbai to ensure an adequate supply until monsoon rains arrive. A 5% cut will be implemented from May 30, and a 10% cut from June 5. Dams currently hold 1,40,202 million liters of water, with only 9.69% of the annual requirement available. The BMC urges citizens to use water judiciously and adopt water-saving measures.

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