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Cyclone Fani : AIIMS Bhubaneshwar roof ripped apart, videos shared on social media
The roof of a building at AIIMS Bhubaneswar is seen being ripped off by the cruel winds of Cyclone Fani in a video clip that was tweeted by the government's media department on Friday, All patients, staff and students are said to be safe.
Bhubaneshwar : The institute cancelled its post-graduate test scheduled for Sunday due to the cyclone. "AIIMS PG exam is scheduled on 5th May. Due to cyclone Fani, AIIMS Delhi is cancelling the exam centre in Bhubaneswar. Another exam will be conducted for students affected by this cancellation as soon as normalcy returns," said an official.
Sitanshu Kar, the Director General of the Press Information Bureau tweeted "Water tanks have blown off, lightening poles are down, air conditioners damaged. We have enough supplies, ready to support the state,"
Video clip of a roof being blown off at the undergraduate hostel in AIIMS Bhubaneshwar due to #CycloneFani #Fani #FaniCyclone #FaniUpdates pic.twitter.com/97c5ELQJ46
— Sitanshu Kar (@DG_PIB) May 3, 2019
So far, three people have lost their lives in the fateful calamity.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at a rally that the "centre stands with people in states facing severe cyclone."
