The Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, faces cyclone-like disasters almost every year. This relentless cycle of natural calamities leaves villagers in a state of severe vulnerability, as they repeatedly lose their homes and see their agricultural fields destroyed and flooded.

One of the recent terrible events was Cyclone Remal, which hit the area with great force. Cyclone Remal caused a lot of damage, knocking down trees, breaking embankments, and flooding large areas of farmland. Many homes were destroyed, and the already weak infrastructure collapsed under the strong winds and heavy rains. The impact of Cyclone Remal made life even harder for the people of the Sundarbans, who are constantly trying to rebuild their lives despite the ongoing threat of natural disasters.

Cyclone Remal has caused widespread devastation in the Sundarban Delta, severely affecting numerous villages across several blocks. The storm’s impact was felt in almost every aspect of daily life. Entire communities were left without shelter as homes were swept away or heavily damaged. The agricultural fields, which are the main source of livelihood for many villagers, were submerged in water. The villagers also lost livestock due to this cyclone. The cyclone has :

Together, we can help the Sundarbans recover from Cyclone Remal and build a more resilient future for its communities.

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