Heavy monsoon rains flood parts of India, killing at least 4 in Mumbai and triggering a red alert in New Delhi as flights are diverted
Heavy monsoon rains caused flooding in central, western and southwest India over the weekend, killing at least four people in Mumbai. Power was cut in parts of Mumbai, flights were canceled or diverted from Mumbai and Delhi airports, and India's Meteorological Department issued a red alert for heavy rain in New Delhi over the next 24 hours.
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