India: Over 180,000 evacuated on east coast as massive cyclone hits
Cyclone Arnab has left a trail of destruction along India’s eastern coast.
A 125-kilometer-per-hour cyclone hit the southeastern coast of India on Wednesday, October 28, as authorities warned of localised flooding and the uprooting of power and communications poles.
At least 180,000 people have been evacuated, while neighbouring Sri Lanka and Nepal have also issued weather warnings.
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