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Indian residents wade along a partially flooded street after Cyclone Fani landfall in Puri. AFP

An abandoned house and trees bend with winds ahead off the landfall of Cyclone Fani. AP Photo

People rest in a cyclone relief shelter in Puri in the eastern Indian state of Odisha as cyclone Fani approaches the Indian coastline. AFP

People rest in a cyclone relief shelter in Puri in the eastern Indian state of Odisha as cyclone Fani approaches the Indian coastline. AFP

Stranded passengers rest inside a railway station after trains between Kolkata and Odisha were cancelled. Reuters

Dark clouds loomed over river Brahmaputra after Cyclone Fani hit the coastal eastern state of Odisha. AP

Street shops are flattened. AP Photo

Villagers in Puri move to safer places. AP Photo

An Indian farmer lies on the road after being knocked over by a gust of wind. AP Photo

A fallen tree at the entrance of a house at Konark, Odisha. EPA

A dog walks under an uprooted tree following Cyclone Fani in Khordha district, in the eastern state of Odisha. Reuters

Indian residents wade along a partially flooded street after Cyclone Fani landfall in Puri. AFP

An abandoned house and trees bend with winds ahead off the landfall of Cyclone Fani. AP Photo

People rest in a cyclone relief shelter in Puri in the eastern Indian state of Odisha as cyclone Fani approaches the Indian coastline. AFP

People rest in a cyclone relief shelter in Puri in the eastern Indian state of Odisha as cyclone Fani approaches the Indian coastline. AFP

Stranded passengers rest inside a railway station after trains between Kolkata and Odisha were cancelled. Reuters

Dark clouds loomed over river Brahmaputra after Cyclone Fani hit the coastal eastern state of Odisha. AP

Street shops are flattened. AP Photo

Villagers in Puri move to safer places. AP Photo

An Indian farmer lies on the road after being knocked over by a gust of wind. AP Photo

A fallen tree at the entrance of a house at Konark, Odisha. EPA

A dog walks under an uprooted tree following Cyclone Fani in Khordha district, in the eastern state of Odisha. Reuters

Indian residents wade along a partially flooded street after Cyclone Fani landfall in Puri. AFP

Indian cyclone death toll rises as anger grows

Cyclone Fani, the first summer cyclone to hit India's Bay of Bengal coast in 43 years, made landfall in Odisha state on May 3

Agence France Presse

May 13, 2019

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