Tropical Storm Dana made landfall along India's eastern coast late Thursday night, uprooting trees with its torrential rains and strong winds. The storm entered Odisha state with maximum sustained winds of around 110 kilometers (68 miles) per hour and gusts expected up to 120 kph (75 mph),

Dana pounded some districts in Odisha and neighbouring West Bengal state with heavy downpours as gusty winds brought down trees

Tropical Storm Dana has made landfall along India’s eastern coast, uprooting trees with torrential rains and strong winds. The storm entered Odisha state on Thursday night with maximum sustained winds of around 68 miles per hour and gusts are expected up to 75 mph, according to the Indian Meteorological Department.

Tropical Storm Dana brought strong winds and heavy rain to India's eastern coast Friday, uprooting trees and bringing a flood risk after nearly 600,000 people evacuated. The storm made landfall late Thursday night in Odisha state with maximum sustained winds of around 110 kph (68 mph) and gusts up to 120 kph (75 mph),

According to the Indian Meteorological Department’s (IMD) latest bulletin, the severe cyclonic storm lay centered over north coastal Odisha, near north-northwest of Dhamara and north-northwest of Habalikhati nature camp (Bhitarkanika).

Several districts in West Bengal experienced moderate to heavy rainfall on Thursday morning as severe cyclonic storm ‘Dana’ inched closer to the state`s coast and neighbouring Odisha, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).