Rains trigger landslide in Antop Hill, Mumbai; 5 feared trapped

July 10, 2013 12:38

At least five people are feared trapped and two people have sustained minor injuries in a landslide at Antop Hill in south-east Mumbai this morning. Rescue teams and ambulances are at the spot.It has been raining continuously in Mumbai this morning.

The constant rain has resulted in minor traffic jams on the eastern and western express highways, which are the two main roads of Mumbai connecting the central and western suburbs to South Mumbai respectively. -- NDTV

Pic: Firemen at the landslide in Antop Hill today/ANI

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