Before leaving, the inter-ministerial team will meet Chief Secretary Rajiva Sinha along with other senior officials of the state government on Saturday. Photos: Raka Mahapatra
Capturing the trail of destruction left by cyclone Amphan in Bengal
The Federal 20 May 2020 1:58 PM GMT (Updated:2020-05-21 10:59:50)
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Fierce winds triggered by cyclone Amphan have left a trail of destruction in a street in Thakurpukur in Kolkata
A man pedals through a street in Thakurpukur locality of Kolkata in the aftermath of the cyclone
The cyclone has flatted a house in Thakurpukur
A worker clears trees uprooted by the cyclone using an earthmover in Thakurpukur in Kolkata
A concrete building damaged by the cyclone in Thakurpukur
An asbestos roof blown away by gusty winds in Thakurpukur
Cyclone Amphan caused widespread devastation in the Pataspur town of East Midnapore district on May 20
Gusty winds blew apart tin roofs of many houses in Pataspur
Gusty winds and high tides at a beach in the coastal town of Digha in East Midnapore district on May 20.
Landslides plague a stretch of coastline in Digha as landfall started at 2.30 pm on May 20
A low pressure developing in the Bay of Bengal has contributed to the incessant rains. Representative photo
National Disaster Response Force personnel clearing trees uprooted by the cyclone in Digha on May 20.
People sheltered at a cyclone-relief centre in Digha on May 20 as cyclone Amphan raged into West Bengal
