Massive Cyclone Hits India
Hundreds of thousands moved inland
BEHRAMPUR, India (AP) - A massive, powerful cyclone was hammering India's eastern coastline with heavy rains and destructive winds Saturday, as hundreds of thousands of people living in the region moved inland and took shelter, hoping to ride out the dangerous storm.
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its after 14 years again, but thanks not of that strength. Last time it killed around 10000 people and many others leaving homeless. Reports are coming that 5 people are killed by the 210 kmph wind effecting more than 200 kms of area and millions of people. Many temporary cyclone shelter has been built for food and medical.