BHUBANESWAR: The Ancient Warning Dissemination System (EWDS) or even cyclone siren system found in five coastal regions is alerting villagers regarding the impending really severe cyclone Yaas that is very likely to lead to large scale damage. Odisha State Disaster Mitigation Authority (OSDMA), that regulates the sirens, was using it to alarm folks about the impending tragedy. OSDMA executive manager Kamal Lochan Mishra, stated,”The cyclone siren program was working in five coastal areas in which cyclone Yaas will have a significant effects. The sirens are blowing off at fixed intervals in 1.5 km distance from the coast and also to make sure the previous person living close to the sea is educated regarding the approaching cyclone. The alarm system was covering coastal habitations, tourist areas and fish landing centers along the shore.” The cyclone warning sirens are instantly actuated and managed by the particular relief commission (SRC) office. At present, the cyclone warning system will be usable in Balasore, Bhadrak, Jagatsinghpur, Kendrapada and Puri. “The sirens are blowing off at fixed intervals and we’re getting information regarding the cyclone from several sources. It’d have been simpler when it had shipped out alarms for some tragedy that strikes unexpectedly and people must go to a secure location inside a limited time,” explained Kartika Parida, a resident of Chandipur region of Balasore. Mishra stated, the cyclone siren/alert system set in 122 areas over the 483 km coast was developed as a member of their nationwide cyclone risk reduction undertaking.