The Maharashtra government has declared a public holiday on Wednesday as incessant rains continued to lash several parts of the state, bringing life in many areas, including Mumbai, to a standstill. 

Here's a snapshot of the havoc that the rains caused in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra.

• 100 killed, 159 trapped in landslide across Maharashtra. Heavy rains continue; Mumbai remains cut-off.
• Maharashtra govt declares public holiday on Wednesday.
• Heavy to very heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds of speeds up to 40-45 kmph to lash Mumbai in the next 48 hours. (Toll free number for weather information 1600 180 1717)
• Rainfall in Mumbai on Tuesday was 944 millimetres.
• Mumbai-Pune Express Highway closed.
• Railway authorities say: 'Don't know when Mumbai local train services will resume.'
• Mumbai traffic authorities ask people not to venture out of homes or offices.
• Mumbai Disaster Management Plan (External Link)
• Emergency Phone Numbers
  Secretary Relief & Rehabilitation: 1070
  Emergency Operation Centre: 1077
  BMC Control Room: 108
  Emergency Helpline: 2269 4727 / 25
  Fire Brigade: 101
• Mumbai airport closed till 11 a.m.
• Schools in Mumbai and Thane to be shut for two days
• Reliance Energy launches power restoration operations in Mumbai.
• Warning to fishermen not to venture into the seas.
• Navy called in at 4 a.m. to rescue people stuck in Kurla, a Mumbai suburb.
• Civil Defence authorities and Home Guards also rushed to help people stranded at various points in rain-ravaged Mumbai.
• Milk, bread and vegetable supplies to be affected.
• Jet, Sahara cancels flights; Indian Airlines diverts 6 flights to Mumbai.
• Mumbaikars spend the night out -- either on the roads trying to get home or at their offices.