
A devastating <b>cyclone</b> struck off India's eastern coast, leaving <b>six people dead</b> in its wake. Nature's fury once again exposes our perennial struggle with timely disaster management and robust coastal protection infrastructure.<br><br>While early warnings have improved, vulnerable coastal communities continue to bear the heaviest brunt of these intensifying weather patterns. Red tape and administrative lethargy in executing foolproof evacuation plans often turn natural calamities into preventable tragedies.<br><br>Local authorities are currently assessing the ground damage and attempting to restore basic services in the affected coastal regions.
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