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Cyclone Nisarga Highlights: The worst has passed, says NDRF chief; Nisarga claims 4 lives in Maharashtra

Cyclone Nisarga makes landfall and there is slight reduction in wind speed, which is now around 90-100 kmph. At the time of landfall in Alibaug, the wind speed was 100-110 kmph. It will move northeastwards and weaken into a cyclonic storm during next 3 hrs. Hanging over the Arabian Sea, 110 kilometres from Mumbai, Nisarga is moving at a speed of 100 kilometres per hour. Already down on its knees from the raging COVID-19 pandemic, Mumbai has been hit by a cyclone after a gap of 129 years, weather experts said. Stay tuned for live updates.
Last Updated 04 June 2020, 06:36 IST

Track cyclone Nisarga nearing Maharashtra coast here

05:3204 Jun 2020

Heavy rainfall reported in Mumbai and suburbs

03:2604 Jun 2020

Nisarga leaves 4 dead

The Nisarga cyclone has left a trail of destruction and claimed four lives in Maharashtra.On Wednesday, Nisarga made its landfall off Alibaug coast in Raigad district and then swept through the Pune district's city areas and urban landscape.
As on Thursday morning, the cyclone system is over Nashik and North Maharashtra region.

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03:2404 Jun 2020

Cyclone weakened over west Vidarbha: IMD

Deep Depression weakened into a Depressionover west Vidarbha (Maharashtra) at 0530 IST of 4th June, to move east-northeastwards and weaken into a Well Marked Low-Pressure Area (WML) by today evening: India Meteorological Department (IMD)

03:2304 Jun 2020

NDRF teams move to Raigad for restoration work post-cyclone

More teams of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) moved to Raigad for restoration work post-CycloneNisarga. Total 20 teams deployed across Maharashtra, 7 teams each in Raigad & Mumbai for restoration work: Satya Pradhan, Director General of NDRF

(Published 02 June 2020, 05:21 IST)

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