Bhubaneswar: The rainfall activity began in the South Odisha and the beach on Sunday morning after the ‘Gulab’ cyclone, which is likely to make landing between Gopalpur and Kalingance in Andhra Pradesh around midnight, the Indian Meteorology Department said.
Typhoon, the second to hit the state in four months, set around 140 km southeast Gopalpur and 190km northeast of Kaingapapatnam, he said.
“It’s likely to move almost to the west and cross the beach of Andhra Pradesh – South South …
with a sustainable wind speed of 75-85kmph hemmed to 95kmph, around midnight today.
The land process will start from Sunday night,” said IMD Remove the ‘red message’ (extreme rain).
The current system speed is 18kmph.
The Odisha government has mobilized men and machinery and launched an evacuation drive in seven districts identified in the southern part of the country.
A total of 42 teams from the Odisha Force Action Action (Odraf) disaster (odraf) and 24 national disaster regions (NDRF), along with around 102 teams of fire brigade personnel, have been sent to seven districts – Ganjam, Ganjam, Rayaganada, Coraput, Malkangiri, Nabarangpur and Kandhamal, Special Assistance Commissioner (SRC) PK Jena said.
Ganjam is expected to be strongly influenced by the Hurricane Cyclone, and 15 rescue teams have been deployed in the area alone, Jena said.
In addition, 11 fire service units, six Odraf teams and eight NDRF were standby for emergency purposes, he said.
For the next three days, the sea conditions will be rude at very rude and fishermen in Odisha, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh have been asked not to explore the east and side by side with the Bay of Northeast Bengal and the Andaman Sea.
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