Mumbai rains: 'We'll be there for you', police posts FRIENDS-inspired tweet

Over the past few days, the heavy downpour in Mumbai has affected the life of Mumbaikars severely. The incessant rainfall has caused waterlogging on streets, disrupted train and flight services. Amid all these, the Mumbai Police has taken laudable measures to reduce people's sufferings by performing their duties, surpassing all the hurdles. 

In its latest step,  the Mumbai Police has now opted for creative measures to assure people that they are there for them, 'always'. The Mumbai Police has used the popular American TV Series F.R.I.E.N.D.S theme song to spread their message for Mumbaikars.  

The Mumbai police tweeted, "Right here. For you Mumbai. Always. #MumbaiFirst", says @MumbaiPolice twitter handle. The tweet is accompanied with a GIF in which police personnel doing their duty during the rains with a GIF caption of F.R.I.E.N.D.S theme song's lyrics "We'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour."  

 

Right here. For you Mumbai. Always. #MumbaiFirst pic.twitter.com/PhnpDc6mRJ

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) July 11, 2018

The post has received over "1,000 likes" and 200 plus retweets.  Besides, the post has received a lot of positive replies not just from the people of Mumbai but also people from other parts of the country. 

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— Love for All; Hatred for RSS/BJP (@BJPo4India) July 11, 2018

@MumbaiPolice you are like Joey - kind, funny, and always ask everyone "How you doin?"

— Just Your Regular Guy (@chaitanyatheman) July 11, 2018

Haha.. whoever is in charge of this Twitter handle deserves a promotion. Too good

— rajesh singh (@raj4u2008in) July 11, 2018

Appreciate all your efforts... Thank you

— Bhavin Gangar (@bhavingangar9) July 11, 2018

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Two days back, the Mumbai policy posted another interesting GIF asking people to exercise caution while driving during the rainy season. 
 

The visibility today, will mostly be poor, please ride & drive with care #MumbaiRains #RoadSafety pic.twitter.com/04J3VDjeRK

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) July 9, 2018 

This year, Mumbai ha switnessed five times the normal amount of rain so far.