Eight people were killed and several injured after strong winds of up to 98 km per hour hit Kolkata on Tuesday night.
Commuters ride on a scooter during a thunderstorm in New Delhi on Wednesday. Change in the weather has brought respite in parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) reeling under warm weather conditions for past days. (Representational Image)
Kolkata: After heavy winds and rain lashed Kolkata on Tuesday night, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday advised fishermen to be cautious while venturing into the sea.
Moderate rainfall is also expected later on Wednesday evening.
Eight people were killed and several others got injured after strong winds of up to 98 km per hour hit Kolkata and its adjoining areas on Tuesday night.
Reportedly eight people died in Kolkata and Howrah. Metro and train services have also been disrupted, whereas departure and arrival of some flights have also been delayed because of the storm.
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