Today's Mumbai news highlights several events, including a man claiming to have paid Rs 200 crore in cash to a Goregaon couple involved in an alleged fake arbitration claim. The Central Railway has implemented red safety boxes at key stations to prevent people from jumping onto the tracks, while the Mumbai...
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Metro Aqua Line 3 is undergoing final testing. Actress Noor Malabika Das has been found dead in her apartment, and the construction of the Kurla elevated railway station is progressing with the installation of steel girders. The opening of the Coastal Road's northbound arm has been hailed as a significant infrastructure achievement, and Vineet Abhishek has taken over as the new Western Railway CPRO. In wildlife news, the Wildlife Institute of India will study the impact of the Thane-Borivli twin tunnel project on ground-dwelling animals in Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Meanwhile, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has started using reserved water from Upper Vaitarna and Bhatsa due to depleting reservoir levels. Lastly, a woman who accused several men, including a Bollywood model, of rape has died by suicide.