Heavy rains are also expected in south Gujarat and coastal Maharashtra
Fishermen who have ventured into the Arabian Sea along the north and south Gujarat coasts have been advised to return by Sunday
On June 2, wind speed will reach 40-50 kmph gusting to 60 over south Gujarat coast, with sea condition very likely to be "rough to very rough"
The weather forecaster predicted that the sea is likely to be rough to very rough over the southeast & adjoining east-central Arabian Sea and the Lakshadweep area during the next 24 hours
Human interference and a flawed development model are making cyclones more destructive for the ecologically fragile region, writes Namrata Acharya
Sources said usually Kolkata airport handles about 240 flights a day but owing to Covid-19 and the state govt's request, number of flights have been staggered
This is due to erratic power supply, continued fibre cuts and obstruction by people protesting against disruption in electricity and water supply, industry body COAI says
Owaisi said that the Centre must work for complete relief and rehabilitation of those affected by the cyclone
West Bengal has received the least number of Shramik Special trains since such service began to ferry migrant labourers back home amid the coronavirus-forced lockdown.
The extended lockdown has made restoration work an uphill task, the biggest impediment being manpower shortage
People returning to their homes in Bengal will have to self-isolate themselves for 14 days, says chief minister.
Five columns of Army have been deployed in Kolkata and North & South 24 Parganas districts, these three parts of Bengal reported maximum damage due to the cyclone
West Bengal Sundarbans Affairs Minister Manturam Pakhira said the region had suffered losses worth thousands of crores and everything had to be rebuilt from scratch
The state said it won't be able to receive the special trains for the next few days due to cyclone Amphan
A senior government official told Business Standard that nearly 50% of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd's base transceiver stations were damaged by the cyclone and would take a week to be fully restored.
Bangladesh ended up evacuating about 2.4 million people, while eastern Indian states of West Bengal and Odisha moved about 700,000 people
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CM Mamata Banerjee said it will take time to restore normalcy, with cyclone Amphan having ravaged, at least, seven to eight districts in Bengal