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Cyclone effect: Humanity shines under the glare of Dana; see photos

Last updated on - Oct 26, 2024, 14:45 IST
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Baleswar-Chandipur road cleaning

Local authorities and volunteers are working together to remove debris and ensure safe travel after Cyclone Dana.

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Heavy rain in Chandbali area

Heavy rain occurred in the Chandbali area, causing flooding and disruptions.

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Bideipur market

Several stalls were damaged by strong winds and debris.

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Diopia road after Cyclone Dana

An asbestos house collapsed on Diopia road due to the windy conditions and heavy rain.

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Mangroves helped reduce Cyclone damage

The cyclone caused little damage because the mangroves reduced the wind's impact, according to forest officials' initial assessment.

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Basudebpur road

Basudebpur road is deserted after the effects of Cyclone Dana.

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Jamujhadi after Cyclone Dana

The roads in Jamujhadi are mostly empty after the cyclone, and many trees have been damaged or uprooted.

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Temple at Nandapatna

The temple in Nandapatna is flooded after heavy rain from Cyclone Dana.

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