Vehicles move through a waterlogged street in Kolkata. Flights resumed at the city's airport on Monday after 20 hours, but train services are still disrupted AP
People move through a waterlogged street during rainfall in Kolkata following the landfall of Cyclone Remal in India's West Bengal state. AFP
An Indian boy inspects a damaged car in Kolkata after Cyclone Remal made landfall on Sunday. EPA
Stranded passengers await transport in Kolkata. Millions of people in the city have been left without electricity amid heavy rain. AP
India's National Disaster Response Force members remove tree branches off the roof of a house in West Bengal state. AP
Cylone Remal was considered a severe cyclonic storm when it made landfall, with winds of up to 135kph, the Indian Meteorological Department said. AFP
A man walks with a net as people fish at the shrimp and crab farms that are flooded due to heavy rain amid Cyclone Remal. Reuters
The cyclone, named after the Arabic word for sand, made landfall on Sunday at about 8.30pm, about 100km from Kolkata in the eastern state of West Bengal, and Khepupara in southern Bangladesh. AFP
An uprooted tree in Kolkata after Cyclone Rema. The city's Mayor Firhad Hakim said 56 trees were uprooted after the cyclone made landfall. AFP
The Hooghly River was choppy as rain continued after cyclone Remal made landfall. AP
Vehicles move through a waterlogged street in Kolkata. Flights resumed at the city's airport on Monday after 20 hours, but train services are still disrupted AP
People move through a waterlogged street during rainfall in Kolkata following the landfall of Cyclone Remal in India's West Bengal state. AFP
An Indian boy inspects a damaged car in Kolkata after Cyclone Remal made landfall on Sunday. EPA
Stranded passengers await transport in Kolkata. Millions of people in the city have been left without electricity amid heavy rain. AP
India's National Disaster Response Force members remove tree branches off the roof of a house in West Bengal state. AP
Cylone Remal was considered a severe cyclonic storm when it made landfall, with winds of up to 135kph, the Indian Meteorological Department said. AFP
A man walks with a net as people fish at the shrimp and crab farms that are flooded due to heavy rain amid Cyclone Remal. Reuters
The cyclone, named after the Arabic word for sand, made landfall on Sunday at about 8.30pm, about 100km from Kolkata in the eastern state of West Bengal, and Khepupara in southern Bangladesh. AFP
An uprooted tree in Kolkata after Cyclone Rema. The city's Mayor Firhad Hakim said 56 trees were uprooted after the cyclone made landfall. AFP
The Hooghly River was choppy as rain continued after cyclone Remal made landfall. AP
Vehicles move through a waterlogged street in Kolkata. Flights resumed at the city's airport on Monday after 20 hours, but train services are still disrupted AP
