Heavy Rains Trigger MMRDA Wall Collapse, Spares Residents from Injury

A protection wall constructed by the MMRDA collapsed during heavy rains in Chembur, Mumbai, damaging seven shanties but causing no injuries. The wall, built around a slum, fell due to incessant rainfall. Efforts are ongoing to clear the debris, with the incident captured on social media.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai | Updated: 18-08-2025 15:02 IST | Created: 18-08-2025 15:02 IST
Heavy Rains Trigger MMRDA Wall Collapse, Spares Residents from Injury
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A wall erected by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) collapsed amidst torrential rains, affecting seven shanties in Chembur's eastern suburbs, according to a civic official. Fortunately, no injuries were reported following the Sunday evening incident.

Constructed to provide protection, the wall was built around a slum in the New Ashok Nagar area. The structure gave way after relentless rainfall, causing damage to the huts, the official stated.

A video capturing the event has gained traction on social media, prompting efforts to clear the debris from the affected site.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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