Updated June 3rd, 2020 at 18:49 IST
Cyclone Nisarga brings heavy rainfall, destruction as it makes landfall; see pics
As cyclone Nisarga is moving along the predicted path and has already made the landfall at Alibaug, here are some heart-wrenching images and videos of the storm
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As cyclone Nisarga is moving along the predicted path and has already made the landfall at Alibaug, Maharashtra, heavy rains lashed several parts of Mumbai as well. The tropical storm which intensified into a ‘severe cyclonic storm’ is expected to be completed by the next hour after which the cyclone is likely to move northeastwards and weaken into a cyclonic storm during the subsequent 6 hours.
As the rains and winds have picked up, here are some heart-wrenching images and videos of the storm,
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Next few hours are going to be critical
— Karmyaa - The Tale Of Art (@Karmyaathetale)
Stay strong and safe #Mumbai #CycloneNisarg pic.twitter.com/u0kjsxhFrP
😯
— Sampath Sam (@_sampathsam)
Cyclone nisarga...had attaked on Mumbai...after many years...
With 110 kmph....
#2020🙏#NisargaCyclone pic.twitter.com/8OOU6JGZty
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When there is a riot of colours in the sky..
— Dr.Megha Bhargava (@DrMeghaBhargava)
Before #Nisarga #NisargaCyclone pic.twitter.com/Br4NrFWJMc
Cyclone Nisarga in Mumbai today pic.twitter.com/r7kE4CnyxH
— Smita Mukherji (@Smitasaltlake)
First Spell of Pre-monsoon Rain as Cyclone Nisarga Set to Cross Maha #CycloneNisarga #CycloneUpdate #Pune pic.twitter.com/gYPIL90Dma
— Ram Sehgal (@RamSehgal)
Nisarga Cyclone approaching the City#MumbaiCycloneAlert pic.twitter.com/1jEAQwL2e2
— Kiran Dhuri (@kiran_dhuri)
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Teams prepared to tackle cyclone Nisarga
The Maharashtra CM's Office on Tuesday mentioned that an alert had been issued for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg districts. It added that fishermen had been called back from the sea and the people living in kuccha houses were being moved to safe places. Care is being taken to prevent power outages and teams are prepared to tackle the likely damage caused by tree fall, landslides, and heavy rainfall.
Moreover, the slum dwellers in low-lying areas of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region were directed to evacuate. The CMO stressed that the Control room at the state secretariat remained operational round the clock. Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police has issued an order restricting any presence or movement of one or more persons in public places along the coast such as beaches, promenades, parks from 00.01 hours of June 3 to noon of June 4.
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Published June 3rd, 2020 at 18:49 IST