Gujarat were flooded by waves and tides of up to 6 m (20 ft) in height, and severe damage was caused to at least 15 houses in the city of Ullal. Local fishermen in Porbandar sustained ₹10 million (US$140,000) in damages as strong winds and waves caused as many as 25 small boats to sink, and one larger boat to receive significant damage. In Veraval, about 20 small boats and five larger boats were also damaged. Fishermen complained that there had been inadequate room to safely anchor their vessels during the cyclone, which was responsible for the damage. Some fishermen in Veraval also had to be rescued after their boats capsized in the large waves, with one person being hospitalised due to their injuries. Moderate to heavy rainfall occurred in more than 100 tehsils across Gujarat. The highest observed rainfall total was at Talala in the Gir-Somnath district, where of precipitation was recorded. Veraval also experienced heavy rainfall, with falling in just six hours. In southern Gujarat, lightning strikes killed five people and injured two others. Many of the victims had been working on farms during heavy rain and thunderstorms when they were struck. A motorist was also killed after being hit by a falling tree on the side of the road while driving home. In the town of Chamba in northern India, houses and roads were damaged by flash flooding and hail from a severe thunderstorm associated with Vayu. Rainfall associated with Vayu continued for several days in the state of Maharashtra, with the city of Nashik receiving 92. of precipitation in a 24-hour period on 15–16 June. Cyclone Vayu also caused impacts in other parts of India. Mumbai experienced strong sustained winds which peaked just below gale-force at 58 km/h (36 mph) after midday on 12 June. Several trees fell throughout the city, resulting in at least four injuries, and blocking a road for many hours. A pedestrian was killed and two others were injured when an aluminium cladding sheet fell from Churchgate railway station. The family of the deceased victim received ₹500,000 (US$7,000) as an ex gratia payment from the railway company. Three pedestrians were injured by an acrylic sheet that had fallen from a skywalk due to strong winds. A hoarding also collapsed near a train station in Thane, although no injuries were reported. Strong winds also produced a large dust storm in the Indian capital,