🚨 Dana is set to make landfall between late October 24 and early October 25, bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall, and the threat of storm surges along the coastal regions of Odisha and West Bengal. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued red alerts, warning of winds reaching speeds of 100-120 km/h.
🌪️ preparation, over one million residents from low-lying areas have been evacuated to safety. Schools and offices are shut, with disaster management teams mobilized. Airports in Bhubaneswar and Kolkata have suspended flights, and rail services are on hold. Rescue teams, including the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), are on standby, ready for immediate action as the cyclone intensifies.
🌀Local authorities are also concerned about potential floods, urging people to stay indoors and stock up on essential supplies. The IMD predicts that heavy rains will continue even after landfall, with risks of landslides in hilly regions. Relief centers are prepared to provide food and medical assistance, ensuring minimal disruptions.
🌊Meanwhile, the Indian Navy and Coast Guard have deployed vessels and aircraft to assist in rescue missions if needed. Authorities are urging residents to follow advisories strictly, stay away from coastlines, and move to cyclone shelters. Efforts are focused on minimizing infrastructure damage and ensuring no loss of life.
Stay updated with live developments through local authorities and weather reports for real-time information and safety instructions.⛈️
