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Cyclone thought to have cost West Bengal aquaculture $138m

The impact of Cyclone Yaas' landfall in the Indian state of West Bengal is thought to have wiped out roughly an eighth of its export value

By Undercurrent News | June 1, 2021 10:07 BST
Cyclone Yaas hits shrimp farms in Orissa, India. Credit: Abhishek Dwivedys LinkedIn
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Cyclone Yaas' impact on the Indian state of West Bengal is estimated to have caused over INR 10 billion ($137.8 million) in losses to the aquaculture sector, reports the Times of India. [...]

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