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Thirteen killed in single day as Maharashtra rains persist
NDTV··7 Jul
At least thirteen people were killed in rain-related incidents across Maharashtra on July 6, 2026, as relentless monsoon downpours disrupted Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Nashik and the Konkan region. The IMD issued an orange alert for Mumbai and red alerts for several districts. All Mumbai schools and colleges were ordered closed on July 7 as a precautionary measure.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Mumbai schools and colleges remain closed on July 7.
- Commuters face rail and road disruptions across western Maharashtra.
- Residents in landslide-prone areas may face evacuation orders.
What's Happening
- 13 people died in rain-related incidents on July 6.
- IMD issued orange and red alerts for multiple districts.
- Lonavala recorded 900 mm rainfall in three days.
Monsoon Context
- Mumbai received over 300 mm rain in 48 hours.
- Pune district logged 22 landslides over three days.
- State government ordered work-from-home arrangements for offices.
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