Las imágenes de los daños causados por el ciclón Phailin
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A man covers himself with a plastic sheet during heavy rain brought by Cyclone Phailin as he moves towards a safer place at the village Donkuru in Srikakulam district in Andhra Pradesh
12.10.2013A man covers himself with a plastic sheet during heavy rain brought by Cyclone Phailin as he moves towards a safer place at the village Donkuru in Srikakulam district in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh October 12, 2013. Rain and wind lashed India's east coast on Saturday, forcing more than 400,000 people to flee to storm shelters as one of the country's largest cyclones closed in, threatening to cut a wide swathe of devastation through farmland and fishing hamlets. Filling most of the Bay of Bengal, Cyclone Phailin was about 200 km (124 miles) offshore by noon on Saturday, satellite images showed, and was expected to hit land by nightfall. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi (INDIA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT DISASTER)REUTERS/Adnan Abidi -
A man sits outside his house as he waits to be evacuated to a safer place at Donkuru village
12.10.2013A man sits outside his house as he waits to be evacuated to a safer place at Donkuru village in Srikakulam district, in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh October 12, 2013. Rain and wind lashed India's east coast on Saturday, forcing more than 400,000 people to flee to storm shelters as one of the country's largest cyclones closed in, threatening to cut a wide swathe of devastation through farmland and fishing hamlets. Filling most of the Bay of Bengal, Cyclone Phailin was about 200 km (124 miles) offshore by noon on Saturday, satellite images showed, and was expected to hit land by nightfall. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi (INDIA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT DISASTER)REUTERS/Adnan Abidi -
Cyclone Phailin makes landfall in India
12.10.2013. Ganjam (India), 12/10/2013.- Indian men wearing helmets walk on the sea shore in district Ganjam in Orissa, India, 12 October 2013. Cyclone Phailin has made landfall on India's south-eastern Orissa state, bringing fierce winds and heavy rains that uprooted trees and power lines. The storm, packing winds around 200 kilometres per hour barrelled in from the Bay of Bengal to make landfall near the coastal town of Gopalpur, Indian Meteorological Department director LS Rathore said. EFE/EPA/STREFE/EPA/STR
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