Weather Journalwith Kevin MyattMore than a thousand dead in Bangladesh cyclonePosted Nov16, 2007 at 05:31 PMA cyclone is the same thing as a hurricane, it's just called by a different name in the Indian Ocean. Bangladesh, an extremely crowded lowland nation with persistently humid weather and extremely warm ocean water to the south, is particularly susceptible to deadly cyclones. The most recent has killed more than a thousand. |
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More than a thousand dead in Bangladesh cyclone
Posted Nov16, 2007 at 05:31 PM
A cyclone is the same thing as a hurricane, it's just called by a different name in the Indian Ocean. Bangladesh, an extremely crowded lowland nation with persistently humid weather and extremely warm ocean water to the south, is particularly susceptible to deadly cyclones. The most recent has killed more than a thousand.

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