Cyclone Arnab makes landfall on India’s eastern coast, bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding. Authorities report at least three deaths, with damage to homes and destruction of crops, alongside major disruption to transport and power in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.

Several outlets say large-scale evacuations are carried out ahead of landfall, with more than 180,000 people moved from vulnerable coastal areas. Al Jazeera highlights evacuations alongside flooding and timetable disruptions, while ABC News and The Independent emphasize flight and wider transport impacts. Deutsche Welle frames the storm’s aftermath as turning deadly after landfall.

Across the coverage, the core event—landfall, evacuations, deaths and local damage—remains consistent. Differences are mainly in emphasis, such as whether outlets foreground evacuation numbers, transport disruptions, or the immediate toll after landfall.