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      Photo Of A Flooded Garment Showroom Is Not From Mumbai

      BOOM found that the image is from 2019 shows a flooded Raymond showroom in Patna, Bihar.

      By - Srijit Das | 22 July 2021 12:59 PM GMT
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    • Photo Of A Flooded Garment Showroom Is Not From Mumbai

      A photo of a flooded garment showroom is viral on social media with false claims that it shows the current condition of Mumbai after the city was lashed with heavy rains over the past few days.

      The image shows rows of suits for men submerged in water. The photo with the caption reads, "MUMBAI ; RAIN , RAIN , EVERYWHERE !!". According to reports, Mumbai received 90 per cent of the average rainfall of the entire monsoon season, on July 21. Chief minister Uddhav Thackeray on July 22, held an emergency meeting to take stock of the flooding of Ratnagiri and Raigad districts. The Indian Meteorological Department had placed the districts on red alert because of heavy rainfall.

      Click here to see the post.


      The photo is viral on Twitter with similar claims.

      You can imagine what havoc the rain is causing in #Mumbai .#MumbaiRainUpdate #MumbaiRains Weather 😑 pic.twitter.com/MtUkrbeTUR

      — Manisha Choudhary (@manisha_jaipur) July 18, 2021

      Click here to see the archive of the post.

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      Fact Check

      BOOM did a reverse image search of the viral photograph and found that it was published on an article by Naidunia on September 28, 2019. According to the article, the image from Bihar shows a flooded Raymond showroom situated at Hathwa Market in Patna.

      Taking cue from this, we did a keyword search in Hindi on Google and found the photo on a tweet by News 18 Bihar with same information.

      बिहार में भारी बारिश से जन-जीवन अस्त-व्यस्त है। घर, अस्पताल, कार्यालय, दुकान, शोरूम, बाजार हर तरफ पानी जमा है। देखिये पटना के हथुआ मार्केट के सामने स्थित रेमंड शोरूम में जलजमाव की तस्वीरें...
      आपदा में #News18 करेगा आपकी मदद, हमें भेजिये आपदा की तस्वीर, हमारा नंबर है- 6304923032 pic.twitter.com/VAOlFjG6Ha

      — News18 Bihar (@News18Bihar) September 28, 2019

      According to an India Today article published on September 30, 2019, more than 29 people lost their lives due to flooding caused by heavy rains in Bihar. Rivers including the Ganges swelled up due to heavy rains in the state. All necessary services like train and power were also affected.

      A ground report by ABP News Hindi which shows how garment shops were affected in Patna due to heavy rain in 2019.

      Also Read: Photo Of Pakistani TikTok Star Viral As Kidnapped Afghan Envoy's Daughter

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      Claim :   Photo shows a flooded garment shop in Mumbai.
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      Fact Check :  False

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