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In this current difficult and crucial time, We the people of Odisha need to keep patience with self-confidence to protect ourselves and our families, The Govt. Of Odisha should take wonderful measures to tackle all these upcoming conditions due to Dangerous Cyclone Dana .
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Cyclone Dana Approaches: Evacuations and Preparations Underway in Odisha and West Bengal
Cyclone Dana Approaches: Evacuations and Preparations Underway in Odisha and West Bengal Cyclone Dana, a severe cyclonic storm forming over the Bay of Bengal, is set to make landfall tonight, October 24, or in the early hours of October 25, along the eastern coast of India. The storm is expected to bring with it high-speed winds, heavy rainfall, and widespread disruption in the states of Odisha…
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Cyclone Dana to hit Odisha and Bengal tonight, evacuations underway
Heavy rain lashed parts of Odisha and West Bengal on Thursday as authorities in the two states were racing against time to evacuate lakhs from several coastal districts before Cyclone Dana’s expected landfall tonight. According to the India Meterological Department (IMD), cyclone Dana, which has intensified into a severe cyclonic storm with wind speeds likely to reach up to 120 kmph, is…
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Deep depression over Bay of Bengal intensifies, Cyclone Dana to hit Odisha coast on Thursday
The deep depression over the east-central Bay of Bengal on Wednesday morning intensified into a cyclonic storm ‘Dana’ and is likely to hit Odisha and West Bengal coasts a day later.
“Yesterday’s deep depression over the east-central Bay of Bengal moved west-northwestwards with a speed of 18 kmph during the past six hours and intensified into a cyclonic storm Dana,” said the India Meteorological Department.
Source: bhaskarlive.in
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Zero casualties let's goooo!!!!
It's cause I've lived in odisha my whole life which is the reason why Im not bothered by the cyclone coz like it comes ever year around October .
It's just the yearly visit from them.
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Online booking for cyclone-affected Habalikhati Nature Camp in Odisha starts; concerns over tourists’ safety
Though the guesthouse at Habalikhati beach under Rajnagar block within Bhitarkanika national park in Kendrapara district has been substantially damaged by Cyclone Dana, the Forest Department has started online booking of those cottages. As a result, questions have now been raised over the safety and security of the visitors. High tidal waves formed due to the impact of cyclone Dana left the…
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TRAIN TICKET TROUBLES: MY KHARAGPUR BEGINNING
I had hoped Cyclone Dana would turn out to be like the Y2K crisis — a lot of noise, but no real impact. More on those Y2K days later. Dana made landfall between Bhitarkanika National Park and Dhamra Port in Odisha last Thursday. Aside from torrential rain in Kolkata and other parts of the state and some uprooted trees and lampposts, the real damage has been to crops. The heavy rain and strong…
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Satellite Images Show Cyclone Dana Advancing Toward Odisha Coast
Indian satellites have captured images of Cyclone Dana approaching the Odisha coast, with landfall expected early Friday morning.
By Thursday afternoon, the severe cyclone was within 200 km of the Odisha coastline, bringing heavy rains and strong winds to parts of the state. The images were taken by ISRO's INSAT-3DR satellite.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) reports that Cyclone Dana is expected to make landfall between Bhitarkanika National Park and Dhamra Port, with wind speeds reaching up to 120 km/h.
With the cyclone nearing, the Odisha government has ramped up evacuation efforts across coastal districts. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi conducted an emergency review meeting, directing officials to aim for “zero casualties” during the storm. Around 300,000 people have already been relocated to cyclone shelters, with evacuations still underway.
Live Updates: Cyclone Dana Tracker
According to the IMD, the cyclone over the Bay of Bengal is moving north-northwest at a speed of 12 km/h. Its last recorded position was 210 km southeast of Paradip, 240 km south-southeast of Dhamra, and 310 km south of Sagar Island.
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50,000 Odisha homes lost power in cyclone, fixed mobile charging cost
Electricity has not been restored to over 50 thousand homes in the districts impacted by cyclone Dana in Odisha. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Manjhi briefed the media on Sunday after assessing the post-cyclone situation. He stated that approximately 50 thousand households in the cyclone-impacted regions of Kendrapara, Bhadrak, and Balasore districts had yet to have their electricity supply…
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[ad_1] INDIAN NAVY MOBILISES RELIEF EFFORTS FOR CYCLONE DANA AFFECTED VILLAGES IN ODISHA [ad_2] Source link
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In this current difficult and crucial time, We the people of Odisha need to keep patience with self-confidence to protect ourselves and our families, The Govt. Of Odisha should take wonderful measures to tackle all these upcoming conditions due to Dangerous Cyclone Dana .
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[ad_1] INDIAN NAVY MOBILISES RELIEF EFFORTS FOR CYCLONE DANA AFFECTED VILLAGES IN ODISHA [ad_2] Source link
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Cyclone Dana: As Bengal, Odisha Brace For Severe Cyclonic Storm, All About Its Location, Impact
West Bengal and Odisha are bracing for the impact of Cyclone Dana which is expected to make landfall near Balasore on the night of October 24 and early morning of October 25. Popular sea beaches of Odisha wore a deserted look even as NDRF, Indian Coast Guard and the state government took measures in view of the impending cyclone. The IMD on Wednesday said the cyclone is likely to make landfall…
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Cyclone Dana: Three die of electrocution in Bengal, toll touches 4
Kolkata, Oct 26: Three people died of electrocution on the waterlogged streets of West Bengal in three different parts of the state since Friday night. This takes the total number of Cyclone Dana-related casualties in West Bengal to four since Friday, after the cyclone made its landfall in Odisha in the wee hours.
Sources from the state administration said that of the four deaths, three were caused by electrocution in the water-logged streets and one person died after getting tapped in a drain. Two of the four deaths have been reported from South 24 Parganas district and one each from Kolkata and the city-adjacent Howrah district.
Meanwhile, the state administration has heaved a sigh of relief as the torrential rain that continued in several pockets in South Bengal almost the entire Friday started receding from midnight and has become minimum since Saturday morning. As per officials from the Regional Meteorological Office in Kolkata, Cyclone Dana has now got converted into ordinary depression and is currently in Northern Odisha, because of which the intensity of the rain has declined substantially in West Bengal.
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Landfall of Cyclone Dana completes with zero casualty
Restoration work in Cyclone Dana affected area underway Team News Riveting Bhubaneswar, October 25 The landfall process of Cyclone ‘Dana’ was completed Friday morning with zero casualty reported from the affected areas of Odisha. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said severe cyclonic storm ‘Dana’ crossed the north Odisha coast close to Habalikhati Nature Camp (Bhitarkanika) and…
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