1 / 8Six hours of Cyclone Amphan's wrecking winds left Kolkata airport flooded and many structures within damaged.2 / 8Cyclone Amphan tore through West Bengal on Wednesday, 20 May, leaving a devastating wreck in its wake, structures at the Kolkata airport, too, sustained damages.3 / 8 At least 12 people died in Bengal as winds at 120 km/hour and heavy rain left a trail of devastation.4 / 8Visuals from the Kolkata airport showed a flooded tarmac, runways and hangars. In one area, the roof seemed to have caved in.5 / 8Pictures of the city airport taken a day after being hit by the cyclone show the extent of the damage.6 / 8The storm, which weighed as much as 40 tons, was also moving due to the storm. The wheels of the planes were fastened with screws. The plane was still moving.7 / 8The torrential rains caused by Cyclone Amphan submerged most of the Kolkata airport and caused severe damage to the airport.8 / 8The coastal areas of Bengal have been badly affected by the storm. In many places, uprooted trees caused severe damage to vehicles and houses.