CLEAN : India cyclone survivors return home to des

The transcript describes the aftermath of Cyclone Palin, which devastated villages in India, destroying homes and supplies. It compares the cyclone to a previous one in 1999, noting fewer casualties due to effective evacuations. Relief operations are underway, providing food and shelter to affected people. The government estimates significant damage, with many left homeless and communication lines down.

What was the main difference between the cyclone described in the video and the one in 1999?

• The 1999 cyclone had fewer casualties.

• The 1999 cyclone caused more evacuations.

• The recent cyclone had stronger winds.

• The recent cyclone was less severe.

How did authorities respond to the cyclone to minimize casualties?

• They repaired communication lines quickly.

• They evacuated hundreds of thousands of people.

• They provided immediate food supplies.

• They built new homes for the affected.

What challenges did people face upon returning to their homes after the cyclone?

• Lack of transportation.

• Destroyed homes and no food.

• Lack of medical facilities.

• Increased crime rates.

What is the focus of the relief operations mentioned in the video?

• Rebuilding homes immediately.

• Restoring power lines.

• Offering financial aid.

• Providing food and shelter.

Approximately how many people were left homeless due to the cyclone?

• 250,000 people

• 100,000 people

• 750,000 people

• 500,000 people