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Mumbai, formerly called Bombay, is a sprawling, densely populated city on India’s west coast. The population in 2001 was about 12 million. Mumbai is India’s most populous city.

https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Mumbai

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Mumbai returns to normal after heavy rains leave streets flooded http://tdy.sg/1SA9tZk 

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Malaysians needing help can contact :
the consulate office at +912226455751 or +912226455752
or email: malmumbai@kln.gov.my.

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Star

Saturday June 20, 2015 MYT 2:49:18 PM

Malaysians in monsoon-hit Mumbai told worst to come

NEW DELHI: Some 100 Malaysians in Mumbai have been told to stay indoors due to the heavy monsoon rains that have paralysed India’s largest city. … Malaysian consul-general Eldeen Husaini Mohd Hashim said the Malaysians were advised to stay indoors to avoid any inconvenience while efforts were made to contact 50 to 60 unregistered Malaysians.
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Malaysians needing further information on travel advisory or assistance can contact the consulate office at +912226455751 or +912226455752, or email: malmumbai@kln.gov.my.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2015/06/20/mumbai-malaysians-in-monsoon-paralysed-city-told-precaution/

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So is BMC going to offer swimming lessons now? #Mumbaifloods #everyyearsamestory

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#everyyearsamestory #MumbaiRainedOut It’s the same story every year. Read more http://goo.gl/pLNs8q 

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Worlds Largest Water Park lol #MumbaiRains #everyyearsamestory

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NDTV ‏@ndtv Jun 19

#everyyearsamestory, say citizens as anger on #MumbaiRains floods social media http://www.ndtv.com/mumbai-news/mumbai-rain-everyyearsamestory-say-citizens-as-anger-floods-social-media-773242 …

NDTV

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#everyyearsamestory #MumbaiRainedOut It’s the same story every year. Read more http://goo.gl/pLNs8q 

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India Today ‏@IndiaToday 12h12 hours ago

Heavy rain paralyses #Mumbai, shuts private, govt offices http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/mumbai-rains-floods-two-people-electrocuted-killed-met-department-railways/1/445798.html …

Heavy downpour battered Mumbai and adjoining areas, flooding large swathes of India’s financial capital on Friday. Two people were killed in the deluge. The city witnessed 283 mm of rainfall in 24 hours, bringing life to a standstill and grinding the railways to a halt. Most of the private offices and government departments, barring the emergency services, were shut as the floods paralysed Mumbai suburban railway. Civic authorities have alerted the NDRF, Navy and Army. The Met department has predicted more heavy rainfall for the next 24 hours. At least three flights were diverted due to the inclement weather; the flights that operated to and from Mumbai were running at least 45 minutes behind schedule. The Bandra-Worli Sea Link was closed to traffic due to heavy rains. Mithi, Mumbai’s very own river which for the rest of the year looks like a drain, on Friday was inching towards the danger mark. The river had touched the 2.5-metre-mark, with the danger mark set at 2.7 metres. The situation got aggravated due to the high tides. “Almost 4 m high tide expected around 2 pm. Appealing everyone to avoid going near the sea. Please avoid going out of homes. Be safe!” tweeted CM Devendra Fadnavis. http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/mumbai-rains-floods-two-people-electrocuted-killed-met-department-railways/1/445798.html —

Dev Fadnavis washes off his hands in Mumbai floods says he has done enough. #BJPStopsMumbai

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