A powerful cyclone has slammed into India's eastern coastline, bringing torrential rains and winds of up to 200 km/h (125mph). Cyclone Fani, one of the most severe storms to hit the region in ...

Having hit land, tropical cyclone Fani had lost some of its power and was downgraded to a 'Deep Depression' by the Indian Meteorological Department. A storm surge still breached embankments to ...

India has hailed as a success its evacuation of more than a million people to safety to avoid Cyclone Fani. Sixteen people were killed in the north-eastern Indian state of Orissa, or Odisha ...

As India is preparing to evacuate 800,000 people in eastern India, it seems that the movement of Cyclone Fani is visible on a free global map of wind. The open-source tracking site for wind ...

The Cyclonic storm ‘Fani' is expected to make a landfall ... has a well-defined process to select the name of each cyclone. India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives, Myanmar, Oman, Pakistan ...

With what is said to be India's strongest tropical cyclone in 20 years, Cyclone Fani made landfall on the eastern coast of Odisha on Friday morning. Wind speed touched nearly 200kmph, wreaking ...

was destroyed during Cyclone Fani in May 2019. The cyclone brought wind pressures exceeding 300 kg/sqm, far surpassing the Indian standard design limits for coastal zones (Zone 5). Foundations ...

Cyclone Fani, one of the biggest to hit India in years, tore into Odisha on Friday, leaving a trail of devastation across the coastal state of 46 million people before swinging towards Bangladesh.

Better cooperation and communication, a more efficient warning system, and a massive evacuation helped in tackling the cyclone.

Footage shows a plane struggling to land as Cyclone Fengal battered India on Saturday evening. The Airbus A320 operated by IndiGo was just inches from touching down when the pilot pulled up to ...

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