Cyclone Fani is likely to have a sustained wind speed of 105-112 miles per hour when it hits the coast on Friday. (Photo; Shutterstock) Cyclone Fani is likely to have a sustained wind speed of 105-112 miles per hour when it hits the coast on Friday. (Photo; Shutterstock)

(Bloomberg) — India began evacuating almost 1 million people from the eastern state of Odisha to temporary shelters as the nation braces for its worst cyclonic storm since 2014.

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