Strong Cyclone THANE Wreaks Havoc Across India’s Tamil Nadu Province
Cyclone THANE struck the Tamil Nadu coast, leaving at least 2 dozen dead and causing extensive damage across the Cuddalore district and the Union Territory of Puduchery.
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- Tamil Nadu, India.Cyclone THANE struck the Tamil Nadu coast with winds of up to 140kmh, leaving at least 2 dozen people dead and causing extensive damage across the Cuddalore district and the Union Territory of Puduchery.
- At least 5,000 coastal homes have been damaged or destroyed.
- Thousands of trees have been uprooted.
- Cuddalore district in Tamil Nadu is the worst-hit area, with roads severely damaged.
- The Union Territory of Puduchery is cut-off from the nearby districts, reports said.
Cyclone THANE. IR-NHC Enhancement. Source: CIMSS
- Thailand. Official death toll from epic flooding in Thailand has climbed to 790 with three people still missing (!)
- Floods affected up to 14 million people across 66 of Thailand’s 76 provinces.
- Up to 1.5 million homes have been destroyed or damaged.
- The government estimates overall flood-related damage at Bt1,300bn ($41.4bn), a report said.
- Flooding, which began in late July, still persists in the provinces of Ayutthaya, Lop Buri, Nakhon Pathom, Nonthaburi and Pathum Thani affecting up to 2.5 million people.
- Thai government also declared cold spell disaster zones in 26 northern and northeastern provinces in November.
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