";s:4:"text";s:2778:" A tree lies uprooted due to gusty winds caused by the effect of Cyclone Fani in the region, in Bankura district of West Bengal. By Sambad English Bureau On May 6, 2019 Last updated May 6, 2019. Tuesday night was fraught with anxiety for most people in Puri as they feared the worst, given the massive destruction caused by Cyclone Fani on May 3, 2019. Their apprehensions seem to have come true on Wednesday morning, when the wind started blowing at a speed of nearly 60-70 kmph, gusting up to 90 kmph. Cyclone Fani set to hit Odisha on May 3, cause extensive damage; Cyclone Fani set to hit Odisha on May 3, cause extensive damage Fani, which had already intensified into an “extremely severe cyclone”, was expected to generate gusts of wind with speeds of up to 205 km per hour when it makes landfall, it said. Share. The video is being shared with a caption, Cyclone Amphan at Digha, West Bengal. A view of the destruction caused by Cyclone Fani after its landfall in Puri on Friday, May 3, 2019. A large number of trees and electric poles were found uprooted creating road blocks in the city limits of Puri. The reality is that Cyclone Fani has caused extensive damage on the ground, impacting so many lives. The Naval Dornier Aircraft deployed to carry out aerial survey of Odisha to assess the impact of the Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm ‘FANI’ crossing coast near Puri, observed extensive devastation to vegetation in many places around Puri. Bhubaneswar: Extremely severe cyclonic storm FANI hit Odisha coast on May 3 devastating Puri and parts of Khurda district.
The devastating damage to Puri, Bhubaneswar, Cuttack and Khurda has left millions homeless. A video of a shed in a parking lot in Odisha, blown away by strong winds caused by cyclone Fani is being shared claiming destruction by cyclone Amphan in West Bengal. (PTI Photo) Cyclone Fani ravaged Puri after making landfall in the pilgrim-and-tourist hub on Friday morning, littering roads with uprooted trees, power poles and telephone … A tree lies uprooted due to gusty winds caused by the effect of Cyclone Fani in the region, in Bankura district of West Bengal. BOOM found that the video is from May 2019, when cyclone Fani hit Odisha.