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Thousands evacuate India's eastern coast ahead of Cyclone Arnab

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Briefings

Indian authorities reported that nearly 50,000 individuals were relocated to safety from dangerous areas following Cyclone Arnab. This evacuation effort occurred in the eastern coast of India, where the cyclone posed significant threats to coastal communities. The specific number of evacuees and the date of the report are the key data points available.

Key points

• Nearly 50,000 people were relocated to safety from vulnerable areas following Cyclone Arnab.

Context

The article reports on the immediate response to Cyclone Arnab, a tropical cyclone affecting the eastern coast of India. The specific figure of 50,000 evacuees and the date of the report are the primary data points provided.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from Indian authorities regarding the number of people evacuated. No details about the cyclone's path, intensity, or specific impact on infrastructure are provided.

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