Image of Tropical Cyclone Sidr as a Category 4 storm (928 mb) with 155 mph winds. Image taken at 4:57am EST 11/15/07. The cyclone made landfall at 1430 GMT in the Sundarbans Forest area of ...

Tropical Cyclone Sidr has devastated the low-lying nation of Bangladesh. At least 496 are dead, 540 missing, and thousands injured. The cyclone's 150 mph winds and storm surge of at least 20 feet ...

The category-4 Nargis, which struck Myanmar on 2 May, has far surpassed the death toll of Cyclone Sidr, which killed at least 3,500 people in Bangladesh last November, and is approaching that of ...

Dhaka - The death toll from the devastating cyclone Sidr which crashed into Bangladesh's southern coast last week rose on Tuesday to 3 447, officials said. "The death toll has reached 3 447 and ...

A deadly tropical cyclone has struck Bangladesh killing over 500 people according to news reports. Tropical Storm Sidr was a category four storm with winds of 130+ knots when it struck on Thursday ...

Nov. 16 - Cyclone Sidr triggered a tidal surge on the Bangladeshi coast, devastating three villages. The storm also battered the capital Dhaka. The death toll has topped 500, and is rising, with ...

Three years after nearly 9 million people around coastal Bangladesh were affected by Cyclone Sidr, Tahseen Inam meets people in Bangladesh still battling ...

Unheard Voices on how hard it is to watch the news about Cyclone Sidr without being moved by the plight of the victims. Skip to main content. Support Global Voices. To stay independent, free, and ...

Cyclone Sidr struck Bangladesh mid November, and although media attention has waned, the efforts to aid the victims still continue. Vlogger Shawn from the Uncultured project recorded his visit to the ...

Assessments of tropical cyclone risk trends are typically based on reported losses, ... The case of Bangladesh’s Cyclone Sidr. Nat. Hazard. 50, 289–304 (2009).

Tropical Cyclone Sidr was one of the worst natural disasters to hit Bangladesh. The storm made landfall in the country on Nov. 15, 2007, prompting large-scale evacuations.