Cyclone sweeps tons of sea garbage to Mumbai shore, netizens say 'nature sends its regards'

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Updated At : 08:17 PM May 21, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, May 21

Cyclone Tauktae has severely hit states along the Arabian Sea. Amidst all this, the beaches in Mumbai are facing another issue. Mumbai woke up with garbage dumped on its shores.

How did this happen?

The obvious answer is the sea.

Netizens noticed that the sea threw back all the garbage the water body had accumulated over the years. Pictures were widely shared on all social media platforms.

Have a look:

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