Floating garbage: Rain reduces Mumbai to sea of trash – watch viral video | India News
[ad_1] Mumbai's Sakinaka became a river of garbage. NEW DELHI: Mumbai experienced significant rainfall exceeding 60 mm within 24 hours, bringing with it widespread chaos, waterlogging and misery. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the Santacruz observatory registered 62 mm of rainfall, whilst Colaba station recorded 23 mm. Social media platforms were flooded with numerous videos showing disrupted activities across Mumbai. One of these videos emerging from Sakinaka sparked public outrage. The viral footage shows substantial amounts of rubbish floating through water-logged streets, causing severe traffic disruptions and difficulties for travellers. The video was shared by X handle @mumbaimatterz with the caption "OMG …. This is SakiNaka…It's a Pathetic Sight…But better than Singapore for some."PollWhat should be the priority to improve waterlogging issues?Numerous social media users criticised the authorities regarding inadequate waste management and drainage infrastructure. "They like to […]