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28 feared dead in Indian cyclone

At least 28 people were feared dead today after a cyclone swept through India’s remote north-east Assam state.

28 feared dead in Indian cyclone

Wed, 23 Apr, 2003 - 09:25

At least 28 people were feared dead today after a cyclone swept through India’s remote north-east Assam state.

Another 300 people were injured as trees were uprooted and homes flattened yesterday in villages near Kala Pani, in Dhubri district.

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