Cyclone Remal

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  Bangladeshi Man Was Lost In India For Years, A Cyclone Helped Him Get Found

  Cyclonic storm Remal, which ravaged parts of India and Bangladesh recently, came as a blessing in disguise for at least one family. A man, presumed dead by his family in Bangladesh, was traced to West Bengal during the evacuation.

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  40 Killed In Landslides, Flash Floods Across Northeast After Cyclone Remal

  At least 40 people have died and over two lakh have been affected across the northeast after flash floods, heavy rains, and landslides triggered by Cyclone Remal over the last four days.

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  Watch: Portion Of National Highway Collapses In Meghalaya As Cyclone Remal Triggers Landslides

  A portion of National Highway 6, the arterial road connecting Assam, Meghalaya, and Mizoram, has collapsed near Meghalaya's Lumshnong as storms and rains triggered by Cyclone Remal caused landslides.

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  Northeastern States Cut Off From Rest Of India As Rain Floods Train Tracks

  Several northeastern states, including Tripura, Manipur, Mizoram, and Assam, remained cut off from rest of country by rail as railway tracks were waterlogged and damaged after landslides triggered by incessant rain in the aftermath of Cyclone Remal.

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  Heavy Rains, Strong Winds Pound Assam After Cyclone Remal Landfall

  Heavy rains accompanied by strong winds lashed several parts of Assam following the landfall on Sunday night of Cyclone Remal.

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  Cyclone Remal: Manipur Schools To Remain Shut For 3 Days Due To Heavy Rains

  All schools in Manipur will remain closed for three days from May 29 due to the bad weather conditions and widespread destruction caused to many households and installations due to incessant rain in the aftermath of cyclone Remal, an official notific

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  3 Dead, 17 Injured As Heavy Rain, Storms Pound Assam

  Three persons, including a woman, were killed and 17 others injured in separate incidents in Assam on Tuesday as heavy rain accompanied by strong winds lashed the state in the aftermath of cyclone Remal, officials said.

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  Cyclone Remal Battered Bangladesh For 36 Hours, One Of The Longest Seen

  Bangladeshi weather experts said Tuesday that a deadly cyclone that carved a swath of destruction was one of the quickest-forming and longest-lasting they'd experienced, blaming climate change for the shift.

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  1 Student Dead, 12 Injured As Heavy Rain, Storms Pound Assam

  Heavy rain and storms have disrupted the normal life in Assam leaving one student dead and 12 injured.

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  At Least 16 Dead In India, Bangladesh Due To Cyclone Remal

  Strong gales and heavy rain triggered by the first major cyclone of the year lashed the coastlines of India and Bangladesh on Monday, killing at least 16 people and cutting power to millions.

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  Heavy Rain In Tripura Under Influence Of Cyclone Remal, 11 Flights Cancelled

  Heavy rain lashed Tripura on Monday under the influence of cyclonic storm Remal while 11 flights were cancelled from Agartala airport due to bad weather, officials said.

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  Cyclone Remal Weakens Into Cyclonic Storm, To Lose Strength Gradually: Weather Office

  The Meteorological Department announced that Cyclone 'Remal' had weakened into a cyclonic storm from a severe cyclonic storm on Monday and that it is further anticipated to continue weakening and lose its strength gradually, said an official.

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  14 Guwahati-Kolkata Flights Cancelled Due To Cyclone Remal

  As many as fourteen flights from Guwahati International Airport travelling to Kolkata have been cancelled in the wake of Cyclone Remal on Monday, an official said.

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  4 Dead As Cyclone Remal Tears Through Bengal, Heavy Rain To Continue

  At least four people died in West Bengal and its coastal areas suffered extensive damage to infrastructure and property, as Cyclone Remal tore through the state and neighbouring Bangladesh with winds speeds reaching 135 km per hour, officials said Mo

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  Cyclone Remal Devastates Bangladesh, 10 Killed, Over 30,000 Homes Destroyed

  The death count from a cyclone that smashed into low-lying areas of Bangladesh has risen to at least 10 people, with more than 30,000 homes destroyed and tens of thousands more damaged, top local officials said Monday.