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Mumbai gets Rs 707 crore for monsoon flood mitigation works
Updated On: 10 April, 2026 10:31 AM IST | Mumbai | Eeshanpriya MS
Mumbai has received Rs 707.71 crore under the Urban Flood Risk Management Programme to strengthen flood preparedness, with key projects including Mithi river tunnelling, Hindamata upgrades, and early warning systems ahead of the monsoon

BMC (headquarters above) plans an underground tunnel along the Mithi river as part of a flood mitigation project. Pic/Ashish Raje
Mumbai will get upgraded infrastructure to tackle monsoon flooding, with Rs 707.71 crore approved under the Urban Flood Risk Management Programme (UFRMP). The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) cleared the funds under Phase 1. The project had received in-principle approval during the 2025 monsoon.
On March 21, mid-day reported that the BMC submitted a Rs 10,000 crore flood mitigation plan to the NDMA. Mumbai is among three megacities — along with New Delhi and Ahmedabad — selected for comprehensive flood preparedness and capacity building.

