Cyclone Amphan

Cyclone Amphan Aftermath: Plastics From Relief Kits Could Add To Pollution In Sunderbans
Experts say that the mindless use and disposal of plastic could put aquatic life and aquaculture in danger.
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West Bengal Covid-19 Cases Cross 4,000 Mark; State Says No Infrastructure After Amphan To Support Migrants
The West Bengal government said that those arriving from other states will be tested only if they show Covid-19 symptoms
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Cyclone Amphan: Citizens Protest Power Cuts, BJP Plans 'Chargesheet' Against Mamata
Mayor Firhad Hakim blamed it on the Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation.
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Cyclone Amphan: A Glimpse Of The Devastation In Coastal Bengal
Some images from south Bengal, which has largely been inaccessible.
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How Cyclone Amphan Has Spelt Doom For West Bengal's Covid-19 Efforts
Migrant workers who managed to reach home are now homeless, there is apprehension of water borne diseases and scare of a rise in Covid cases because social distancing is now a luxury.
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Odisha: 45 Lakh Affected By Amphan; Severe Damage To Crops, Electrical Infrastructure
Chief minister Naveen Patnaik said that around 2 lakh evacuees from vulnerable areas, who were shifted to around 3,000 cyclone shelters, have now returned to their homes.
By Press Trust of India

Cyclone Amphan: PM Modi, Mamata Carry Out Aerial Survey; Centre Announces Rs 1,000 Cr As Relief For Bengal
Mamata Banerjee meanwhile announced that Rs 1000 crore will be spent for relief measures by West Bengal and Rs 2.5 lakh will be given to the kin of the deceased.
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In Photos: Cyclone Amphan Leaves A Trail Of Devastation In West Bengal, Odisha
The cyclone killed at least 10 people in West Bengal, leaving many parts in a state of destruction.
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West Bengal Active Coronavirus Cases At 1,714 As Mamata Says Amphan A Bigger Crisis
On Wednesday the state reported three more coronavirus deaths.
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Mamata Says Cyclone Amphan's Devastation Greater Than COVID-19, 10 Dead In Bengal
West Bengal bore the brunt of CycloneAmphan. With rains continuing, Mamata said the hardest hits areas were not immediately accessible.
By Subrata Nagchoudhary and Ruma Paul, Reuters