WATCH Terrifying Waterspout Move Towards Malaysian City of George Town

The natural disaster raged in the area for some fifteen minutes before retreating and leaving residents to face the aftermath of the storm, according to Daily Mail.

A swirling waterspout left around fifty houses damaged on Monday in the Tenjung Tokong area of the city of George Town on Malaysia's Penang Island. 

In total, the storm affected 200,000 people who reside in the city. 

Water spout sighting about an hour ago around Tanjung Tokong and Tanjung Bungah. It is reported that you can hear sirens in Georgetown.
Can't wait to read from Meleis on how this is a godly punishment towards Penang. pic.twitter.com/VjrAAEwEBR

— Hafez Zahruddin (@Planet_Hafez) 1 апреля 2019 г.

READ MORE: Severe Storm Kills 25, Injures 400 in Nepal — Officials (PHOTOS)

Video footage showing the appalling vortex has been uploaded online. 

Massive #waterspout off of Tanjung Tokong, Penang, Malaysia today!

Typical of waterspouts, it rapidly weakens upon reaching land & runs out of fuel (warm ocean water). This spout was so large, it did end up damaging 50 structures before dissipating.pic.twitter.com/41RR1kbu4t

— Mike Hamernik (@MikeHamernik) 1 апреля 2019 г.