Heavy rain, gusty winds lifted the asbestos shed off of a building and tossed it into the air in western India's Maharashtra.

The visual came out of Pen in Raigad District on June 3.

The visual shows howling winds lift and displace an asbestos shade off a building and hurled it into the ground nearby.

Cyclone Nisarga that pounced upon the state on June 3, has left a devastating trail of damages right after the landfall.

Nisarga surged through the city, carelessly sweeping aside trees, lamp posts, vehicles, and even robust brick-and-mortar structures.

Around noon of May 3, the cyclone Nisarga landfall process has begun near Alibaug which is about 60 miles away from Mumbai city, as the cyclonic cycle lays centred over the east-central Arabian Sea.

Close to one lakh people have been evacuated from the coastal areas of Maharashtra until June 3, in anticipation of Cyclone Nisarga.