Ankit_sharma03 Posted August 6, 2020 Author Posted August 6, 2020 (edited) Edited August 6, 2020 by Ankit_sharma03
zen Posted August 6, 2020 Posted August 6, 2020 More than rains, it is the lack of proper infrastructure that is an issue in India in general. People throw garbage everywhere to block various outlets. On river beds, you may even find people setting up homes. From what I understand, the water that comes in for drinking and other purposes and waste disposed use the same pipelines when you would want a two way in and out system. What is worse is that not many speak up on such issues.
rkt.india Posted August 6, 2020 Posted August 6, 2020 4 hours ago, zen said: More than rains, it is the lack of proper infrastructure that is an issue in India in general. People throw garbage everywhere to block various outlets. On river beds, you may even find people setting up homes. From what I understand, the water that comes in for drinking and other purposes and waste disposed use the same pipelines when you would want a two way in and out system. What is worse is that not many speak up on such issues. Area had record breaking rains. Kolaba recorded second highest 24 hour rain ever. Dahanu recorded highest ever 24 hour rain. Mumbai had 3 consecutive days of over 100-200 mm rain. Almost 70% of monthly rain in 3 days
zen Posted August 6, 2020 Posted August 6, 2020 24 minutes ago, rkt.india said: Area had record breaking rains. Kolaba recorded second highest 24 hour rain ever. Dahanu recorded highest ever 24 hour rain. Mumbai had 3 consecutive days of over 100-200 mm rain. Almost 70% of monthly rain in 3 days . I understand that the "record breaking" rains make the situation worse. Most parts of India are not able to handle rain properly due to deficiencies in infrastructure. Below is from last year and of course you can find such information of other years as well:
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