Tropical cyclone Fani
Tropical cyclone Fani, with a windspeed of over 200km/hr, will be one of strongest affecting the Bay of Bengal area since Tropical cyclone Nargis in 2008.
Refer to the following article on Tropical Cyclone Fani.
http://ddnews.gov.in/national/situation-report-regarding-cyclonic-storm-“fani”
Where are the areas affected by the tropical cyclones?
When did the tropical cyclone affect the areas?
What are the impacts brought by the tropical cyclones?
How can the impacts from the tropical cyclone be mitigated?
Tropical Cyclone FANI struck north-eastern India and western Bangladesh from 3rd to 5th May.
As of 6 May at least 42 people have been reported dead in Odisha (India) and another 17 in Bangladesh. Odisha state has been the most seriously affected with massive destruction to its electricity suppky and infrastructure.
In Bangladesh, 13 000 houses have been damaged across the country and national humanitarian aid is assisting affected families.
The early evacuation of 1 million people in India and 1.6 million in Bangladesh prevented a higher number of fatalities, considering the Cyclone's severity.
Source DG ECHO, UNOCHA https://reliefweb.int/map/india/india-bangladesh-tropical-cyclone-fani-emergency-response-coordination-centre-ercc-dg-echo
Refer to the following article on Tropical Cyclone Fani.
http://ddnews.gov.in/national/situation-report-regarding-cyclonic-storm-“fani”
Where are the areas affected by the tropical cyclones?
When did the tropical cyclone affect the areas?
What are the impacts brought by the tropical cyclones?
How can the impacts from the tropical cyclone be mitigated?
The path of the tropical cyclone
Preparedness measures
Impacts of the tropical cyclone Fani in India
As of 6 May at least 42 people have been reported dead in Odisha (India) and another 17 in Bangladesh. Odisha state has been the most seriously affected with massive destruction to its electricity suppky and infrastructure.
In Bangladesh, 13 000 houses have been damaged across the country and national humanitarian aid is assisting affected families.
The early evacuation of 1 million people in India and 1.6 million in Bangladesh prevented a higher number of fatalities, considering the Cyclone's severity.
Source DG ECHO, UNOCHA https://reliefweb.int/map/india/india-bangladesh-tropical-cyclone-fani-emergency-response-coordination-centre-ercc-dg-echo
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