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Dadar is one of the busiest railway stations of Mumbai.

A twitter user shared a picture from Mumbai's Dadar station. (Photo Credits:@tsimmi15)

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The Gokhale Bridge at Andheri station collapse due to rain this year.

A picture from outside the Borivali East station in Mumbai. (Photo Credits: @Bhavin2193)

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Many twitter users shared pictures of their areas following Mumbai rains.

SV road in Bandra, Mumbai after heavy rains. (Photo Credits: @aahnas1)

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Traffic jams are a major problem Mumbaikars face in the rainy season.

Mumbai's Western Expressway after the traffic was cleared following heavy rains (Photo Credits: @amitarte)

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Water-logging is a problem Mumbaikars face every year during the rains.

An autorickshaw on the waterlogged road in Borivali East. (Photo Credits: @Bhavin2193)

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Commuters of local trains face major issues during the monsoon in Mumbai.

A snap from outside the Mulund railways station.(Photo Credits: @BrashtKoknBrahm)

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The problem of potholes persist in Mumbai despite severe citisism from people and some action by the authorities.

Potholes are a major woe of Mumbaikars.(Photo Credits: @kshahofficial)

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Water-logging leads to many problems like traffic jams and disputed train services.

Water-logging at Virar in Mumbai. (Photo Credits: @SawantSanika19)

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A traffic packed road in Mumbai.

Twitter users in Mumbai are actively tweeting about the situation. (Photo Credits: @TrishaS08)

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Potholes and water-logging are a major cause of traffic jams during the rains in Mumbai.

Traffic jam in Bandra-Kurla complex, due to heavy rains.(Photo Credits: @vinitbhavi)

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There has been non-stop rain in several areas in Mumbai for the past two days.

A water-logged road in Mumbai's Bhiwandi. (Photo Credits: @varunpgd)

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Precautionary holiday has been declared in schools and colleges in Mumbai.

Continuous rains in Mumbai has bought the city to a standstill.(Photo Credits: @TrishaS08)