NISARG CYCLONE'S SOCIAL DISTANCING

                                                                                                                                           From last week there was a lot of nuisance and fear among the people staying in Mumbai\Thane because of Nisarg cyclone. It was assumed that the cyclone will destroy everything on its way but it turned out be different.

When the people\citizen of Mumbai\Thane experienced just few heavy wind blows and rain they were relieved and and surprised to see that the average heavy rains of Mumbai\Thane cause more damage than the cyclone. As soon as cyclone headed towards Nashik the memers and trollers got a  good opportunity to to troll the cyclone. Jokes were made on Nisarg cyclone that it maintained social distancing with Mumbai\Thane and headed towards Nashik.   

-FAIZAN SHAIKH                  

      
Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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  1. Smart Studies7 June 2020 at 00:25

    Oxygen is really important and our only natural source is Trees.
    Good one.

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