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Regions across India are preparing themselves for the incoming storm, Cyclone Tauktae. The cyclone has already hit part of India, killing at least six and thousands have already been evacuated in the last two days. The meteorological department stated that the storm has intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm". The cyclone has come at the worst time possible due to the current COVID-19 crisis that has swept across the country. With regards to the good health and well-being SDG, is there a way the Indian government could act on protecting people from the incoming cyclone but also protect people from COVID-19 threat at the same time? Tell us your thoughts!
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India braces for Cyclone Tauktae
Regions across India are preparing themselves for the incoming storm, Cyclone Tauktae. The cyclone has already hit part of India, killing at least six and thousands have already been evacuated in the last two days. The meteorological department stated that the storm has intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm". The cyclone has come at the worst time possible due to the current COVID-19 crisis that has swept across the country. With regards to the good health and well-being SDG, is there a way the Indian government could act on protecting people from the incoming cyclone but also protect people from COVID-19 threat at the same time? Tell us your thoughts!
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk[hidden]
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