The top United Nations humanitarian official has expressed his sadness over the loss of life and property damage caused by a cyclone in India and Bangladesh and offered relief assistance to the victims.      

According to media reports, Cyclone "Aila" has claimed over 100 lives altogether in the two neighbouring countries.      

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