Two million people were left without electricity in India due to the disastrous Cyclone Arnab covering the southeastern part of the country. Three people are already known to have died, and several more people were injured. Wind gusts reached 125-135 km/h. More than 30 buildings were destroyed. More than 180 thousand people were evacuated from the most dangerous areas; Some countries have a "red" alert level. Dozens of train and air flights were canceled, and sailors were forbidden to go to sea. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.

Two million people were left without electricity in India due to the disastrous Cyclone Arnab covering the southeastern part of the country. Three people are already known to have died, and several more people were injured. Wind gusts reached 125-135 km/h. More than 30 buildings were destroyed. More than 180 thousand people were evacuated from the most dangerous areas; Some countries have a "red" alert level. Dozens of train and air flights were canceled, and sailors were forbidden to go to sea. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.