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India’s shrimp farms in path of monster cyclone

Cyclone Phailin falls in Category 5, evoking memories of a devastating 'super cyclone' that killed 10,000 people on India's east coast in 1999

By Jeanine Stewart and Tom Seaman | Oct. 11, 2013 17:48 BST
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A cyclone named Cyclone Phailin, said to possibly be the strongest ever measured in the Inidan Ocean, was just 600 kilometers off the coast of India’s Bay of Bengal as of Friday and headed for India’s shrimp farming region [...]

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