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Cyclone Amphan: CM Mamata monitors situation from emergency operation centre

Video Credit: ANI - Duration: 01:06s - Published
Cyclone Amphan: CM Mamata monitors situation from emergency operation centre

Cyclone Amphan: CM Mamata monitors situation from emergency operation centre

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is monitoring situation from Nabanna's emergency operation centre as landfall process of cylone Amphan commenced.

The forward sector of the wall cloud region is entering into land in West Bengal, according to India Meteorological Department.

Multiple NDRF teams are in action in West Bengal and Odisha.


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