Odisha and West Bengal are experiencing incessant rains, but the Bhubaneswar and Kolkata airports, which were closed for more than 14 hours, have resumed operations. Both airports resumed services an hour early instead of the previously announced 9 am today. Though the Bhubaneswar airport authorities also got a bomb threat via X on Thursday, it was later declared a hoax, declared authorities. Around 95 flights reportedly faced bomb threat issues on the day, which has been a growing trend for the past few days. Meanwhile, the various railway divisions continue to cancel trains as a safety measure. Eastern India's railway network announced that it faces major disruptions with over 175 trains cancelled until Oct 29. Help desks are also set up at railway stations to guide passengers regarding cancellations connected to the cyclone:
Trains cancelled due to Cyclone Dana
1) Train no. 12551 SMVT Bengaluru—Kamakhya AC Express via Jolarpettai, Katpadi, and Perambur, which was supposed to leave SMVT Bengaluru at 8:50 a.m. on October 26.
2) Train no. 12510 Guwahati - SMVT Bengaluru Express via Perambur, Arakkonam, Katpadi and Jolarpettai, which was supposed to leave Guwahati at 6.15 am on October 27.
3)Train no. 12703 Falaknuma Express from Howrah to Secunderabad, scheduled for October 25.
4) Train no. 11605, SF Express from Purulia to Tirunelveli, scheduled for October 25.
5) Train no. 03430 from Malda Town to Secunderabad, scheduled for October 29.
6) Train no. 18048, from Vasco da Gama to Shalimar, scheduled for October 27.