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At least 3 dead after Cylone Arnad hits southern India
Authorities evacuate 180,000 people as storm causes flooding, disrupting flights and train schedules.
Authorities are evacuating a large number of people as Cyclone Arnad approaches southern India, according to reporting from Al Jazeera. The operation appears to be an urgent response to the developing weather system impacting the region.
The evacuation figures cited by authorities indicate about 180,000 residents have been relocated or relocated to safer locations as a precautionary measure amid the storm activity.
Flight and rail disruptions are noted in connection with the cyclone, with the weather event disrupting schedules and operations within the affected area. The scale of impact on transportation is described as affecting both aviation and railway networks.
The information provided does not include details on specific locations, times, casualty figures, or the cause or origin of the weather event beyond its designation as Cyclone Arnad, and does not specify any airframes, injuries, or confirmed fatalities. Details beyond the stated disruptions and the evacuation figure are not established in the supplied material.