The cyclone has left many families in financial distress, with their primary sources of income destroyed. Fishermen have lost expensive boats, engines, and fishing nets, while farmers have seen their coconut and mango trees uprooted. The damage to infrastructure and livelihoods has created an urgent need for relief and compensation. The storm's intensity caught many off guard, as previous cyclones in the region had been less severe. The affected families are now appealing to the government for immediate assistance to rebuild their lives.