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Cyclone Remal helps reunite Bangladeshi national lost in India with family - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Remal helps reunite Bangladeshi national lost in India with family

Cyclonic storm Remal that ravaged parts of India and Bangladesh recently, came as a blessing in disguise for at least one family. A man, presumed dead by his family in Bangladesh nearly four years ago, was traced to Namkhana in West Bengal's ...

Cyclone Remal: Bangladeshi Man Was Lost In India For Years, A Cyclone Helped Him Get Found - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Remal: Bangladeshi Man Was Lost In India For Years, A Cyclone Helped Him Get Found

Cyclonic storm Remal, which ravaged parts of India and Bangladesh recently, came as a blessing in disguise for at least one family. A man, presumed dead by his family in Bangladesh, was traced to West Bengal during the evacuation.

Source: ndtv.com
Bangladesh evacuates over 8 lakh people as cyclone Remal approaches - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh evacuates over 8 lakh people as cyclone Remal approaches

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Bangladesh evacuates over 8L people as cyclone Remal approaches - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh evacuates over 8L people as cyclone Remal approaches

Dhaka: Over 800,000 people from vulnerable areas have been evacuated to shelters on Sunday as Bangladesh prepares for severe cyclonic storm 'Remal'

Source: siasat.com
Cyclone Remal hits Bangladesh coast as authorities evacuate over 8 lakh people - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Remal hits Bangladesh coast as authorities evacuate over 8 lakh people

Severe cyclonic storm 'Remal' made landfall in Bangladesh, prompting the evacuation of over 800,000 people. The storm crossed the West Bengal coast and caused casualties, emphasizing the need for sufficient cyclone shelter capacity.