Mumbai's heaviest July rains in decades kill at least 13, disrupt millions in India's financial hub. Downpour fuels scrutiny of city infrastructure as monsoon flooding paralyzes transport and services.
Mumbai's wettest start to July in decades has killed at least 13 people and caused widespread disruption for millions of residents, raising questions about infrastructure in India's financial hub.
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