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Cyclone Tauktae

Cyclone Tauktae: 80 birds, animals rescued in 3 days from Mumbai Metropolitan Region - A volunteer wildlife rescue group operating in the city has responded to nearly 300 calls for rescuing various birds, mammals and reptiles in and around the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) in the past three days, after Cyclone Tauktae passed by the Maharashtra coast.

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Seventy-seven people reported missing at sea in the wake of the storm - A navy spokesman told the BBC it had dispatched three warships to save those aboard the three stranded commercial barges. Two of the barges are off the coast of Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra state, while the third is off the coast of Gujarat.

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India’s Gujarat state braces for ‘monster’ Cyclone Tauktae - At least 12 people killed as cyclone, billed as worst in 20 years, brushes past coastal states. Indian authorities have moved nearly 150,000 people from their homes in the state of Gujarat to safety and shut ports and an airport as the most powerful cyclone in more than two decades roared up the west coast.

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Cyclone Tauktae: death toll rises to more than 90 after a huge storm hits India - Rescue ships recover 26 bodies of offshore workers and 49 still missing after storm bringing 180km/h winds leaves trail of destruction.

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Cyclone Yaas

Cyclone Yaas: Severe storm-lashed India and Bangladesh - This is the second cyclone to hit the country in a week, after Cyclone Tauktae killed more than 150 people.

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Cyclone Yaas: 1m people evacuated as storm hits the east coast of India amid devastating COVID-19 surge - Cyclone Yaas has made landfall on India's east coast with gusts of nearly 100mph, tidal waves and heavy rain leaving many areas flooded.

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At least 9 dead after Cyclone Yaas slams vulnerable part of India - Cyclone Yaas, packing winds of around 80-90 mph (130-140 km/h) and the equivalent to a strong Category 1 hurricane in the Atlantic and East Pacific basins, crashed onshore over northeastern India Wednesday morning, local time, spreading torrential rainfall, strong winds and significant storm surge made worse by the shape of the coastline in the region.

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