Mumbai streets deserted as India's biggest city braces for cyclone

The streets of Mumbai emptied on Wednesday as a rare cyclone headed for India's most populous metropolis and thousands of people moved away from the coast, adding to the pressure on authorities grappling with coronavirus.<div class="feedflare">
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