Monsoon has arrived in India. We kindly request everyone not to throw garbage, plastic waste, or any kind of litter on roads, in gutters, water bodies, lakes, rivers, or the sea.
Irresponsible waste disposal leads to water blockage and waterlogging, which can cause flooding in your area.
Let’s act wisely—store garbage safely for proper disposal.
Together, we can keep our city clean, safe, and flood-free.
Be a wise citizen. Save your city.
Dear Beach Visitors,
Please note that the monsoon season has arrived in Mumbai, and with it, sea conditions have become rough. High tide levels may reach up to 5 meters, making the beach potentially dangerous during this period.
For your safety, the Mumbai Police and BMC Disaster Management teams may restrict access to the beach during high tide. We kindly request your full cooperation with the police and lifeguards during these times.
🚫 Avoid visiting or entering the beach during high tide.
📢 If you are already on the beach, please listen carefully to all instructions and follow the rules.
🙏 Do not argue with lifeguards or officials—they are here for your safety and the safety of your loved ones.
Before planning your visit, we strongly advise checking the official tide timetable published by BMC.
Stay safe and enjoy responsibly.
–The Sea Guardian Lifeguard (INDIA)
