Mumbai: The toll in tragedy related to the rain was installed in the Mumbai region after five more deaths in landslides in the calls while the task of evacuating residents of slums lived on the slopes which were vulnerable to damage to the face.
In the last 48 hours, at least 38 people have died in incidents related to heavy rainfall.
Suburbs in Domb and Kaly are far beaten by 288mm rainfall in a 12-hour period (8.30am-8.30pm) Monday.
Thane received 136.8mm rainfall and Mumbai even less – 36.8mm at the Observatory of Santacruz and 26.4mm in Colaba.
Five of the family, including a three-year-old girl, was killed when the mud torrent buryed them in their hutment on the slopes of Parsik Hills in Kalwa.
At Navi Mumbai, a 24-year-old young man was reported to have been swept away in the flow near Panvel on Sunday night.
A four-year-old child who fell into a manhole remained not violated in Nalasopara and a nine-year-old player was feared drowning after falling into the ditch at Mira Road on Monday.