India evacuates tens of thousands as ‘very severe’ Cyclone Arnab nears
The cyclonic storm is set to make landfall on Wednesday, with 400,000 people in need of evacuation.
The cyclonic storm is set to make landfall on Wednesday, with 400,000 people in need of evacuation, Al Jazeera English reported.
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