<p>In yet another incident, a boy drowned in a nullah at Dharavi in Mumbai on Monday. </p>.<p>This is the third such incident in the commercial capital in six days. </p>.<p>Mumbai's civic body, the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation, has come under severe criticism in the wake of a series of similar incidents. </p>.<p>The latest incident took place in a nullah near a garden at Rajiv Gandhi colony in Dharavi. The deceased was identified as Amit Jaiswal (7). </p>.<p>It may be recalled that on Saturday, a 12-year-old boy, Bablu Paswan, fell in a pit full of rainwater at Worli. The pit was dug as part of the construction work of the ambitious coastal road project. </p>.<p>Meanwhile, Divyanshu Singh, aged around 2, who fell in a drain, on last Wednesday, is yet to be traced. On Monday, the Dindoshi police station registered a case in this respect. </p>
<p>In yet another incident, a boy drowned in a nullah at Dharavi in Mumbai on Monday. </p>.<p>This is the third such incident in the commercial capital in six days. </p>.<p>Mumbai's civic body, the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation, has come under severe criticism in the wake of a series of similar incidents. </p>.<p>The latest incident took place in a nullah near a garden at Rajiv Gandhi colony in Dharavi. The deceased was identified as Amit Jaiswal (7). </p>.<p>It may be recalled that on Saturday, a 12-year-old boy, Bablu Paswan, fell in a pit full of rainwater at Worli. The pit was dug as part of the construction work of the ambitious coastal road project. </p>.<p>Meanwhile, Divyanshu Singh, aged around 2, who fell in a drain, on last Wednesday, is yet to be traced. On Monday, the Dindoshi police station registered a case in this respect. </p>
