India Evacuates Thousands Ahead of Second Cyclone in a Week
Officials evacuated about 2,000 people as India Meteorological Department warned Cyclone Murasu could hit Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh by Tuesday morning.
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Indian authorities began evacuating residents from the country's east coast on Monday, a day before a powerful cyclone was expected to make landfall in an area still recovering from a strong storm last week. Cyclone Morasu is expected to be less intense than Cyclone Arnab, which struck the region last week, killing six people, destroying dozens of homes, and damaging crops. The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts that Morasu will make lan…
Indian authorities are rushing to evacuate people in preparation for Cyclone Mursu, which is expected to make landfall in Andhra Pradesh on November 3rd. This follows damage caused by Cyclone Arnab last week.
Two cyclones in less than 7 days: Is India's east coast ready for another storm?
Cyclone Arnab struck after 1.8 lakh evacuations, with another system threatening Andhra Pradesh within a week. The rapid succession is testing whether eastern states can restore essential services between storms.
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