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Mumbai Rains LIVE Updates: Due to 1.5 ft water logging, Andheri Subway is closed for vehicular movement. South bound traffic is diverted via Gokhale bridge, the Mumbai Traffic Police said. We are closing the LIVE blog now

Updated on : 25 September,2024 11:47 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent

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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: The Mumbai local train Mankhurd-Govandi UP and DOWN line was declared as normal at 23.23 hrs: Officials

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Mumbai News LIVE updates: The Palghar District Administration has officially declared a holiday for all schools and colleges on September 26, 2024, due to the heavy rainfall warning issued by the IMD: Officials

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Mumbai Rains LIVE Updates: Commuters struggle through knee-deep water as heavy rains lash parts Virar. Read more...

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Mumbai Rains LIVE Updates: The Thane and Palghar civic administration has announced a holiday for all schools in the Thane area on September 26, 2024. The decision is made in consideration of the current weather conditions

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