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  1. The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation manages the infrastructure for the Mumbai-Pune corridor.
  2. Rainfall has disrupted travel between Pune and Mumbai due to issues with the road infrastructure managed by MSRDC.

Heavy rains caused expressway landslides in the Mumbai-Pune corridor on July 1st.

32 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 12
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Heavy rains caused expressway landslides in the Mumbai-Pune corridor on July 1st.

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  1. Extreme rainfall alerts prompted by the India Meteorological Department are impacting Mumbai and the Pune corridor, leading to operational alerts and potential infrastructure issues.Sub-event
  2. Heavy rainfall caused travel disruption and landslides in the Mumbai-Pune corridor.Sub-event
  3. Landslides caused by heavy rains have led to the closure of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway.1 source
  4. Landslides due to heavy rains disrupt travel between Mumbai and Pune.1 source
  5. Landslides disrupted the Mumbai-Pune corridor and affected tomato supply from Satara.1 source

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