New Delhi: Cyclone Amphan, more likely to make landfall in West Bengal this night, weakened into a particularly extreme cyclonic storm on Tuesday, triggering heavy rain and gusts of wind in Odisha and rain in some elements of Bengal. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) chief SN Pradhan on Tuesday advised reporters they face the “double challenge” of the coronavirus pandemic and a pure catastrophe. Amphan is predicted to pack winds gusting as much as 185 kilometres per hour when it crosses West Bengal’s Digha and Hatiya island of Bangladesh the place round 20 million have been moved to over 12,000 shelters. Amphan is barely the second “super cyclone” to kind within the northeastern Indian Ocean since information started. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee mentioned she’s going to ask the railways to cease working particular “Shramik” trains for migrants to the state until Thursday. The cyclonic storm is more likely to cross West Bengal’s Digha and Bangladesh’s Hatiya at this time.