At least nine people have died after tropical cyclone Shaheen battered parts of Iran and Oman.
The storm arrived in the area on Sunday, with winds between 120 and 150 km/h (75-93 mph) as its eye crossed land.
Thousands have been evacuated from coastal areas in Oman. Streets in the capital, Muscat, have been submerged.
Shaheen was later downgraded to a tropical storm after it hit land, a local meteorology service said.
In Iran, authorities said six people were killed in a port in the south-eastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan.
The country’s official media said infrastructure including electrical facilities and roads were damaged.
Even before the cyclone made landfall in Oman, three people, including a child, had already died due to flooding.
Flights to and from Muscat were suspended and residents in coastal areas were urged to evacuate.
A cricket match between Oman and Scotland was abandoned due to the cyclone.
In al-Qurm, authorities cut off the power supply to avoid any incidents and some 2,700 people were placed in emergency shelters.
Residents of Al-Ain in the United Arab Emirates, on the border with Oman, have been told to work remotely on Monday and avoid leaving home except for emergencies.
Agencies