India Evacuates More Than 180,000 as Cyclone Arnab Makes Landfall
India evacuated over 180,000 people as Cyclone Arnab made landfall on its coast.
Macon, GA, October 28, 2026 —
India evacuated more than 180,000 people as Cyclone Arnab made landfall on the country’s coast, according to the information provided. The evacuation is the central reported response to the storm. No further details were provided about when or where the landfall occurred.
The available information does not identify the coastal state or district involved, explain how the evacuees were moved, or say where they were taken. It also does not specify whether the evacuations were completed before or after landfall, or whether additional people were asked to leave their homes.
No details were provided about casualties, damage, flooding, power or transport disruptions, or the storm’s strength and path. The information also does not include statements from officials or residents, or describe any emergency services or shelters involved. Those details are not available here and cannot be confirmed from the summary.
The reported figure is more than 180,000 evacuees; a precise total was not given. With no date, location, or account of conditions after landfall provided, the scope and immediate consequences of the evacuation remain unclear. The confirmed information is limited to the evacuation figure and Cyclone Arnab’s landfall on India’s coast.
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