Cyclone

More than 500,000 people were left homeless, and thousands more sustained serious injuries.

The cyclone that struck Bangladesh in 1991 was one of the deadliest storms in history, leaving behind unimaginable devastation.

Vital industries were disrupted, and many people lost their jobs. The response from the government was slow, and relief efforts were inadequate.

The lack of timely action from the authorities during the aftermath made the situation worse, extending the suffering of those affected and…

This was not just a natural disaster but a catastrophic failure of colonial governance and disaster preparedness.

When Cyclone Nargis made landfall on 2 May 2008, its 165 km/h (105 mph) winds and a storm surge exceeding 3.6 metres (12 feet) ravaged the…

The 1965 Bengal Cyclones claimed more than 10,000 lives and left many others severely injured.

The Calcutta Cyclones of 1737 and 1864 left deep, lasting scars on the city’s landscape, economy, and psyche.

Forming over the Bay of Bengal in late October, the cyclone gained terrifying strength as it surged towards land.

The storm's winds toppled trees, power lines, and transportation systems, cutting off affected areas from assistance.