Mumbai rains - Heavy downpour derails routine life: Please be safe, say celebrities

Mumbai: Mumbai is witnessing yet another monstrous downpour. The heavy rains on Tuesday have reminded city dwellers of the nightmarish 26 X7 that had brought life to a standstill in 2005. Many parts of the city are water-logged and Mumbai’s lifeline – the suburban train services have been terribly affected.

Bollywood celebrities took to Twitter to tell people to stay indoors and not venture out of their homes. Here’s taking a look at what some of them tweeted:

Wake up Mumbai !! This is the worst monsoon 'nightmare' !!! Just spoke to 2 of my sisters. They almost drowned in Khar West. — Mahesh Bhatt (@MaheshNBhatt) 29 August 2017

Heard about the heavy rains in Mumbai!!! Please be safe.. And PLEASE make some room for stray dogs and cats in your buildings & compounds! — Alia Bhatt (@aliaa08) 29 August 2017

Stay safe #Mumbai and stay strong #MumbaiRains uv done it before and ur gonna see through it again

— Abhishek Kapoor (@Abhishekapoor) 29 August 2017

Stay safe people and stay indoors! BMC EMERGENCY NUMBER 1916 #MumbaiRains — taapsee pannu (@taapsee) 29 August 2017

Stay safe mumbaikars and help each other.... pic.twitter.com/QUBLpKiYls — Jackie Shroff (@bindasbhidu) 29 August 2017

Stay safe mumbai..... — PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) 29 August 2017

BMC helpline 1916. Police Helpline 100..Home is the safest.. for most. Find shelter and give shelter. Be safe Mumbai #mumbairains — PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) 29 August 2017

Mumbaikars, be safe & lend a helping hand to those in distress! We got through this before & we'll get through it again! #mumbairains pic.twitter.com/mWxCstJmlS — Anil Kapoor (@AnilKapoor) 29 August 2017

Really hope everyone is sheltered and safe in mumbai... MOOSALAADHAAR BAARISH everywhere ... be kind rain gods #MumbaiRains — Aditi Rao Hydari (@aditiraohydari) 29 August 2017

Stay safe mumbai — Dhanush (@dhanushkraja) 29 August 2017

The National Disaster Management Authority has issued an emergency number - 1916.