Streets in western India’s Mumbai gushed with sewage water as Cyclone Nisarga inched closer to the coast.<br /><br />The incident is from Ghatkopar area of the city preparing for impact on June 2.<br /><br />In visuals, drainage water can be seen pouring in from a steep area and descending down the sloped street.<br /><br />The stream can be seen sweeping two-wheelers along with it, while it cascades down between several houses.<br /><br />As the coast braces itself to face the cyclone, Maharashtra and Gujarat, that fall on its path near the Arabian Sea, have been put on high alert.<br /><br />The cyclone hit Alibaug near Mumbai at 1 p.m.<br /><br />Alibaug reported a wind speed of 93 kilometres per hour (57 miles per hour) at the time.
