Life in Mumbai was severely disrupted after torrential rainfall battered the Indian financial capital, causing widespread flooding, transport delays and infrastructure damage.
According to the 24NewsHD TV channel, Indian authorities recorded nearly 200 millimetres of rain within a 12-hour period, leading to extensive waterlogging across the city.
Several low-lying neighbourhoods were submerged as flood-like conditions developed following the intense downpour.
The heavy rain caused significant disruption to daily life, with major roads inundated and traffic movement severely affected.
In several areas, roads reportedly caved in under the pressure of the persistent rainfall, creating additional hazards for motorists and pedestrians.
Local authorities also reported damage to trees and residential structures as the severe weather swept across the city.
Emergency teams were deployed to monitor affected areas and respond to incidents caused by the storm in the city.
Rail services, a vital mode of transport for millions of commuters in Mumbai, were also affected by the adverse weather conditions.
Delays and disruptions were also reported on several routes as authorities worked to manage the impact of flooding on the network.