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Watch | COVID-19 Bulletin: Odisha, Bengal Record Spike in Cases After Cyclone Batters States

Both states saw a rise in their case count.
Pawanjot Kaur
May 24 2020
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Both states saw a rise in their case count.
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After Odisha and West Bengal were battered by Cyclone Amphan earlier this week, a hike in the number of cases has been reported from both the states. At least 80 people tested positive for coronavirus in Odisha, taking the total number of such cases in the state to 1,269 and 135 new cases were reported in West Bengal, taking the total number of cases to over 3,300.



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