IN PICS: Mumbai rain mayhem: City comes to a standstill; roads flooded, flight & train ops affected

All schools and colleges in the city have been closed and all government and semi-government offices falling under BMC's jurisdiction have also been closed on August 19. Mumbai Police and civic authorities have urged the private sector to allow work from home to its employees.

Garima Singh | Updated on: Aug 19, 2025 | 03:00 PM

Aircraft stationed at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport amid rising water level of Mithi River due to heavy rainfall at Kurla in Mumbai. (PTI)

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A bus stuck in a waterlogged underpass following rainfall in Navi Mumbai on Tuesday. (PTI)

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An ambulance try to wade through a waterlogged road at Kurla in Mumbai on Monday. (PTI)

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Vehicles partially submerged on flooded road in Dadar TT area in Mumbai on Monday. (PTI)

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In a bizarre move, a man placed a chair in the middle of a waterlogged road and sat there with an umbrella amid rainfall in Mumbai on Tuesday. (PTI)

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A Mumbai local train moves on partially submerged tracks on Monday. (PTI)

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Commuters had to face severe traffic jam on Western Express Highway amid heavy rainfall in Mumbai on Monday. (PTI)

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Local services get delayed in Mumbai due to submerged railway tracks in Mumbai due to heavy downpour for past couple of days. (PTI)

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A motorist tried to wade through heavy waterlogged street in at Kurla in Mumbai. (PTI)

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A commuter stuck in flooded road in Hindamata area of Mumbai on Monday. (PTI)

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Flooded roads near Navi Mumbai International Airport on Monday bring traffic to a standstill. (PTI)

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Commuters wade through a waterlogged road following rainfall at Sion in Mumbai on Tuesday. (PTI Photo)

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IN PICS: Mumbai rain mayhem: City comes to a standstill; roads flooded, flight & train ops affected

All schools and colleges in the city have been closed and all government and semi-government offices falling under BMC's jurisdiction have also been closed on August 19. Mumbai Police and civic authorities have urged the private sector to allow work from home to its employees.

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