Cyclone Nisarga makes landfall in Alibaug near Mumbai
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Landfall
Even as the country was recovering from cyclone Amphan, a newer cyclone has reached Maharashtra and Gujarat, Nisarga. Nisarga is a severe cyclonic storm.
In pic: Sea waves strike at Versova beach in Mumbai.
In pic: Sea waves strike at Versova beach in Mumbai.
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Boat lifted
A boat is lifted by a crane off the coast of the Arabian sea as cyclone Nisarga makes its landfall on the outskirts of the city, in Mumbai.
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Police official watches
A Mumbai police official stands guard off the coast of the Arabic sea in Mumbai as cyclone Nisarga makes its landfall, on the outskirts of Mumbai.
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Mumbai on edge
General view of Mumbai as cyclone Nisarga barrels towards western coast.
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Bracing for cyclone
Fishermen gather their nets by the sea shore to store them before cyclone Nisarga makes its landfall, in Mumbai.
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Red alert
Fire brigade rescue team stationed at Girgaon Chowpatty after a red alert was issued due to the possibility of Cyclone Nisarga, in Mumbai.
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Warning announcement
A municipal employee makes a warning announcement by the shore of the Arabian Sea in Mumbai.
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Rain falls
Commuters drive along Marine Drive as rain falls in Mumbai
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What the CM said
More than 19,000 people in Maharashtra have been moved to safety. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray appealed to the people of the state to "stay indoors".
In pic: A woman watches waves splash on shores of the Arabian Sea in Mumbai.
In pic: A woman watches waves splash on shores of the Arabian Sea in Mumbai.
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Anchored boats
Boats are anchored at a dock due to a red alert for Cyclone Nisarga, in Ratnagiri district.