The highest rainfall recorded from on July 25 from 8 am on July 26, 2024, according to the BMC. Areas such as Nariyal Wadi Municipal School in Vakola received 142.2 mm, Sewri Koliwada Municipal School in Sewri received 137.6 mm, N Ward Office in Ghatkopar recorded 133.34 mm, Charkop Sector 1 Municipal School in Kandivali (West) received 131.8 mm etc.
The BMC had issued an advisory stating that Mumbai’s weather and rainfall are currently normal, allowing daily life to continue smoothly. All schools and colleges in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) area will remain open on Friday.
The BMC urged parents to disregard any rumors about school and college closures and to rely solely on official information from the BMC. The civic administration advised citizens to stay in contact with their respective schools and colleges for the latest updates.
Mumbai University has declared a holiday in Raigad and Ratnagiri districts due to heavy rains, prioritizing student safety. All exams scheduled for the morning and afternoon sessions on Friday in these districts have been postponed.
Revised dates for the exams will be announced shortly, according to Pooja Raudale, Director of the Examination and Evaluation Board.
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