Mumbai Rains: Emergency Helpline Numbers You Must Have This Monsoon

All emergency helpline numbers you need

BMC Disaster Management: 1916, 22694725

Fire Brigade: 101

Mumbai: 101 and 22620111, 23076111, 23086181,
23074923, 23076112, 23076113, FAX : 23086183

Thane: 101 and 25391600, 25331600

Railway Control Room: 2375 9283

RPF Control Room: 2307 5082

BEST (Power): 2285 6262/1244

Reliance Power: 30303030

MSEB-Bandra: 2647 2131

Ambulance Service: 102, 23079643

Here are some of the updates on Mumbai rains.

Skymet Weather’s VP-Meteorology, @Mpalawat speaks about #MumbaiRains and #MumbaiMonsoon https://t.co/A0UStqZvub

— SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather) June 7, 2018

Keep calm and love rainy days #MumbaiRains #MumbaiMonsoon pic.twitter.com/EWSyLdmsYt

— Harshal Goyal (@harshalgoyal117) June 7, 2018

Major #flooding at #Hindamata #Dadar. #Waterlogged for over two hours. Rainfall seen: 50mm in one hour between 11.00 am to 12.00 noon. #MumbaiRains #MumbaiMonsoon #BMC #mumbai #norespitefromflooding pic.twitter.com/IHnIXi5OUz pic.twitter.com/7HxdTaWVyF

— Pravin Seta (@PravinSeta) June 7, 2018

Chaos Chaos, we handle little showers can we? What about the floods?
Stuck in traffic for an hour. #MumbaiRains #mumbaitraffic #badroads #Godsavethiscity #sorrybossiamlatetowork pic.twitter.com/vjVJ5wIyVX

— Thefreshtoplad (@nileshjad1988) June 7, 2018