Cyclone Dana uproots trees, snaps power lines on India's east coast
BHUBANESWAR, India, Oct 25 (Reuters) - A "severe cyclonic storm" pounded India's eastern coast on Friday, uprooting trees, snapping power lines and inundating some areas, authorities said, adding that no deaths or injuries were reported.
Heavy rain and high winds lashed parts of eastern India on Friday as a tropical storm hit coastal areas and rescue teams on ...
Tropical Storm Dana is expected to intensify, bringing winds of 100-110 kph (62-68 mph) and gusts up to 120 kph (74 mph), as ...
Cyclone Dana tore the roofs off homes and flattened trees and power lines after making landfall Friday on India's east coast, ...
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