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Mumbai is currently facing a very difficult time as heavy monsoon rains continue to lash the city. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an 'Orange Alert' for the city. This means we should expect very intense rainfall and strong, gusty winds. Because of this, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to keep all schools and colleges in Mumbai closed on Monday, July 6. This is a safety measure to protect students from the dangerous weather conditions.

The decision to shut educational institutions is crucial. Recent days have seen waterlogging, traffic jams, and dangerous tree falls across the city. Sadly, there have already been tragic accidents involving falling tree branches that resulted in two deaths. It is a reminder of how unpredictable nature can be, much like the unexpected turns in history and politics. We must always prioritize the safety of our children and citizens during these times.

While schools are closed, government and private offices will remain open as usual. However, the BMC has strongly advised everyone to step out only if it is absolutely necessary. Please keep an eye on official weather updates. The city’s infrastructure is under pressure, and low-lying areas are at a high risk of flooding. Being prepared and informed is similar to how nations stay alert in global dynamics. If you must go out, please travel safely and avoid areas known for waterlogging.

The monsoon this year started a bit late, but it has certainly made up for lost time. While the rainfall has helped fill up the lakes and reservoirs that supply water to the city, it has also brought significant challenges. Over 200 mm of rain in just 24 hours in some parts of the city shows just how heavy this spell has been. The drainage system and transport networks are working hard, but they are clearly overwhelmed.
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The IMD says this active rainy spell is likely to continue for the next few days. It is vital for all residents to remain vigilant. Check on your neighbors, follow the advice of civic authorities, and stay updated on local traffic news. We hope that the weather improves soon and that everyone stays safe until the storm passes. Remember, it is always better to stay home and stay dry than to face the risks of a flooded city road.
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