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Counting the Costs: Cyclone Amphan One Year On Format On May 20, 2020, devastating Cyclone Amphan made landfall on Jammu island near West Bengal, Bangladesh, with wind speeds of approximately 140 km/hour. The cyclone affected 10 million people from 19 coastal districts in Bangladesh, of which nine were severely impacted. The Government undertook a massive evacuation of 2.4 million people in 12,078 cyclone shelters, and 26 people died. “Today we remember those who lost their lives in the devastating Cyclone Amphan in India and Bangladesh,” said Ramesh Singh, Country Director at CARE Bangladesh. “This was only an example of how multiple climatic disasters can cause havoc in Bangladesh, causing loss and damage to lives and property. CARE Bangladesh calls for responsible and concerted efforts from the global community, UN, Government, Donors and I/NGOs, to support vulnerable people to build back better and also promote and facilitate locally-led adaptation with adequate financi

Jammu and kashmirBangladesh generalRam dasRamesh singhMosharef hossainJuliet perryKaiser rejveGlobal communications lead for climateNeeds assessment working groupCoordination task teamDepartment of disaster managementCyclone amphanWest bengalCountry directorHumanitarian coordination task teamMinistry of disaster management