New Delhi (Sputnik): Cyclone ‘Amphan’, the second super cyclone to be formed in Bay of Bengal since 1999, made landfall in India on Wednesday and ravaged the Indian…
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi left Delhi on Friday to take stock of the situation in the Cyclone Amphan-hit states of West Bengal and Odisha through an aerial survey, which would be followed by review meetings later in the day.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves from Delhi for West Bengal to take stock of the situation in the wake of #CycloneAmphan. He will conduct aerial surveys and take part in review meetings later today. PM Modi will also visit Odisha later today. pic.twitter.com/J6GC7vrMJP
This comes as the disaster relief teams have yet to assess the scale of damage.
