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Thousands evacuated as India braces for second cyclone in a week

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India's Meteorological Department warns of Cyclone Murasu approaching Ongole, with wind speeds projected between 100-110 km/h. This marks the second major cyclone in the region within a single week, prompting thousands of evacuations. The event occurred in late November 2026, and the specific impact on Ongole remains the primary documented consequence.

Key points

• Cyclone Murasu is expected to strike near Ongole, India, late Monday with sustained wind speeds of 100-110 km/h.
• This event represents the second major cyclone in the region during the same week.

Context

India's Meteorological Department issued the warning for Cyclone Murasu, which is the second major cyclone in the region within a single week. The specific impact on Ongole remains the primary documented consequence of this event.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single Meteorological Department statement regarding wind speeds and the expected arrival date. No specific casualty figures, evacuation counts, or detailed damage assessments are provided in the source.

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