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Mumbai Weather Today: City Experiences Dark Clouds; Air Quality Continues To Deteriorate

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Today in Mumbai, on October 9, 2024, the temperature is 29 °C. The forecast for the day shows a minimum and maximum temperature of 27 °C and 35°C, respectively. The humidity level is at 79% with a wind speed of 16 km/h. The sun will rise at 06:30 AM and is scheduled to set at 06:20 PM.

On Thursday, October 10, 2024, Mumbai is forecast to have a low of 27.22 °C and a high of 29.38 °C for the temperatures. The humidity will reach 74%.

The forecast for today guarantees cloudy and wet weather. Kindly organise your day based on the temperature and expected weather conditions. Have fun in the sun, but remember to bring sunscreen and sunglasses when you’re out in the nice weather.

Today in Mumbai, the Air Quality Index (AQI) is at 91, categorised as ‘Moderate’.

The air quality in various areas of Mumbai has greatly worsened, reaching unhealthy levels and causing notable concerns regarding public health.

Numerous regions are currently categorised as having “very poor” air quality on the Air Quality Index (AQI), causing experts and environmental advocates to raise concerns.

As per the SAMEER app by the CPCB, Mumbai’s AQI was 121 on Monday and slightly dropped to 115 on Tuesday, categorising it as ‘moderate’. Nevertheless, some areas within the city have documented AQI levels in the ‘poor’ range, indicating deteriorating air quality.

Weather Declines As Air Quality Deteriorates

The recent shift in air quality is said to be caused by the combination of dry conditions and damp winds transporting pollutants. AQI for PM 2.5 at BKC was 112 on October 2, but worsened to fluctuate between 187 and 231 by Tuesday.

This sharp decrease shows a quick decline in air quality. At the same time, Shivaji Nagar in Govandi had the highest AQI levels in the city on Tuesday, with readings ranging from 266 to 269, identifying it as the most heavily impacted area. Only the day before, on Monday, Shivaji Nagar and BKC had recorded AQI levels of 133 and 115.

In terms of levels of pollution, an AQI reading of 0-50 is categorized as good, while 51-100 is deemed satisfactory, and 101-200 is considered moderate. Poor air quality falls within the range of 201-300, very poor is 301-400, and anything over 400 is severe.

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22.23 Kg Ganja Worth ₹4.43 Lakh Seized In Trombay; Two Arrested In Major Drug Bust

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Mumbai: In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Trombay Police arrested two individuals and seized over 22 kilograms of ganja worth Rs 4.43 lakh. The operation targeted a drug supply chain spanning from Odisha to Mumbai. The Mumbai Police shared the information via their official X (formerly Twitter) handle.

According to police officials, one of the arrested accused is a supplier from Odisha. At the same time, the second individual was responsible for transporting the narcotics and distributing them. The duo was nabbed following a well-coordinated surveillance operation led by the Trombay Police Station team.

During the bust, police seized 22.23 kg of ganja, valued at approximately Rs 4,43,000. The arrests were made by the Trombay police, and the Mumbai Police shared details on their official X handle, including images of the accused. The individuals arrested have been charged under the relevant sections of the law.

In another significant operation named ‘Operation Prahar’ in Navi Mumbai. The police arrested seven drug peddlers and seized ganja valued at Rs 40 lakh during simultaneous raids at 48 locations throughout the city.

Sr Police Inspector Sandeep Nigade, from Anti Narcotics Unit (ANU), mentioned, “The coordinated action, carried out in the early hours of May 23, led to the seizure of approximately 20.7 kg of ganja and cash from the residences of the accused. Some peddlers had even buried the contraband in hidden pits inside their homes, which were discovered by the raiding teams.”

The operation was initiated following directives from Police Commissioner Milind Bharambe, Joint CP Sanjay Yenpure, and Additional CP (Crime) Deepak Sakore, as part of the ongoing effort to create a drug-free Navi Mumbai.

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Maharashtra ATS action: Pakistani spy arrested

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Mumbai: The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has claimed to have arrested a person who was in contact with a PIO for spying for Pakistani intelligence agencies. Investigation has revealed that the suspect was in contact with the PIO on Facebook since November 2024. Between November 2024 and March 2025, he sent pictures of restricted and important establishments of the Government of India through WhatsApp. In this case, the ATS has also identified two of his contacts with whom he was in contact. In this case, the ATS has registered a case against three people. The suspect was in contact with two Pakistani people. What kind of intelligence information of India did he give and pictures of which places did he send? This is also being investigated. A case has been registered against the accused for giving intelligence information and taking pictures of places of the Government of India and spying and the Pakistani spy has been arrested. Earlier, the ATS had arrested a PIO spy. In this case too, the ATS has registered a case for giving sensitive information. A case was registered and now the ATS has arrested a person in the PIO case.

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Goats continue to arrive in Deonar Mandi on Eid-ul-Adha, BMC and Deonar administration claim to have completed all preparations, online permits for sacrifice

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Mumbai: Goats have started arriving at the Deonar slaughterhouse for Eid-ul-Adha. Due to heavy rains, the crowd in the market is less. The Deonar administration has claimed to have completed all the preparations for Eid-ul-Adha. A fee of Rs 195 is being charged from traders per goat, but there is no fee for buyers. Deonar slaughterhouse general manager Kaleem Pasha Pathan said that complete arrangements have been made for the sacrifice in Deonar, along with all the arrangements including the goat shed.

Deonar slaughterhouse is under 24-hour CCTV surveillance. Along with goats, there is a buffalo market here and the purchase of buffaloes has also increased. Last year, due to the increase in goat prices, the purchase of buffaloes was also high, so this year too, the buffalo and goat market has been decorated. He said that all kinds of facilities are available in the market, including medical examination of goats and animals, along with other necessary arrangements including stalls have been made for buyers. Eid-ul-Adha buffaloes are sacrificed in Dewiyar from June 7 to June 9 and the sacrificers are informed about the schedule after booking tokens and slots, along with which online permits for sacrifice are also provided at housing societies and other places. Kaleem Pathan said that fencing and sheds have been arranged for the protection of sacrificial animals, along with roads have also been prepared so that buyers do not face any kind of trouble during the rains.

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