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A landslide at Gaushiya Chawl in Mumbai's Kurla-Ghatkopar area early Wednesday killed 5 people. 4-5 people are feared trapped. The 3:48 am collapse buried 2-3 houses.

In view of the expected adverse weather conditions, the district administration has urged residents to remain alert and take necessary precautions.

When 17-year-old Janmoni Konwar returned to Assam with a National Karate Championship gold medal, her family was still living under a tarpaulin on an embankment. Just weeks earlier, floodwaters had entered their home in Bhogdoiporia Gaon in Assam's Jorhat district, forcing the family out.

A landslide occurred at around 3:48 am in the Gaushiya Chawl area of Chirag Nagar, near Rathod Medical, along Ghatkopar-Kurla Road in Mumbai, amid heavy rain. At least 5 people died, while several others were feared trapped under the debris.

A monsoon outing in Maharashtra turned fatal for a tourist from Karnataka, after he was bitten by a deadly snake. The tragedy highlights a danger that is easy to overlook when tourists ignore the crevices and focus on waterfalls.

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MUMBAI: The death toll in the Kurla landslide rose to seven on Wednesday, while seven others were injured and are undergoing treatment at Kurla Bhabha and Rajawadi hospitals.

Rescue teams in Mumbai's Kurla are using a victim location camera to check for survivors who may be trapped in gaps beneath the debris.

The people in the shanties were sleeping when the Kurla landslide occurred. So many of them couldn't escape.

Mumbai Mayor Ritu Twade on Wednesday announced a compensation of Rs 4 lakh for the deceased victims of the Kurla landslide incident.