What buildings did bhola cyclone destroy?

The Bhola Cyclone, which struck in November 1970, primarily devastated the coastal areas of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). It destroyed thousands of homes, schools, and public buildings, particularly in towns like Bhola, Char Fasson, and Lalmohan. The cyclone's impact led to the loss of infrastructure, including roads and communication facilities, compounding the humanitarian crisis. Overall, it resulted in significant casualties and widespread destruction of property.