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        <h2>Disaster Damage and Impact Assessment</h2>
        Tropical Cyclone Megh resulted in serious consequences for the affected regions: <ul><li>Approximately 14 fatalities and 60 injuries were reported.</li><li>Significant damage to houses, fisheries, livestock, and critical infrastructure, including a flooded hospital.</li><li>Over 800 houses were destroyed, displacing around 3,000 families (18,000 individuals).</li><li>Severe impact on livelihoods, with damage to farming equipment, roads, and communication towers.</li></ul>
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        <h2>How to Self-Rescue and Seek Help</h2>
        In the event of a tropical cyclone, individuals should:<ul><li>Evacuate to higher ground or cyclone shelters as directed by local authorities.</li><li>Avoid wading or driving through floodwaters to prevent drowning or being swept away.</li><li>Remain indoors and stay away from windows to avoid injury from flying debris.</li><li>Seek assistance by contacting emergency services if trapped or in immediate danger.</li></ul> Avoiding flooded areas and following official advisories is crucial.
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        <h2>Emergency Kit Preparation Tips</h2>
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        An emergency kit for tropical cyclones should include:<ul><li>Non-perishable food and bottled water (enough for several days).</li><li>First aid kit, including necessary medications.</li><li>Battery-operated flashlight and extra batteries.</li><li>Portable phone charger and hand-crank radio.</li><li>Important documents sealed in waterproof containers.</li><li>Personal hygiene items and emergency contact information.</li><li>Sturdy clothing and footwear.</li></ul>
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Tropical Cyclone Megh wreaked havoc on Socotra Island and Yemen in November 2015, causing significant casualties and damage.

Severe Tropical Cyclone Megh Strikes Socotra and Yemen

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In early November 2015, Tropical Cyclone Megh moved westward over the Arabian Sea, eventually intensifying and impacting Socotra Island and the coast of Yemen. The cyclone caused significant destruction, with high winds and severe weather conditions leading to loss of life, injuries, and widespread damage to infrastructure and homes.

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