Cyclonic storm biparjoy: A serious warning has been issued by the Meteorological Department regarding Cyclone Biparjoy. This storm has intensified on Sunday. Moving towards the Saurashtra coast of Gujarat, its effect has also started to be seen. The initial sound of the storm is so strong that the nearby huts have started getting destroyed.
IMD alerts: A serious warning has been issued by the Meteorological Department regarding Cyclone Biparjoy. It has become more intense on Sunday and moving towards the Saurashtra coast of Gujarat, its effect has also started showing. Wind speed has increased. Due to the strong winds, the chairs and dustbins kept in front of the shops built on the sea shore have started falling away due to the speed of the wind. The clear effect of Biparjoy storm is being seen on the sea shores of Valsad. The initial sound of the storm is so dangerous that the nearby huts have started getting destroyed.
Due to the deadly consequences of Biparjoy, the Gujarat government has closed the beaches and has started sending necessary information to the people living along the shores. IMD has already warned people to be alert about the effect of this cyclonic storm. Gujarat government is deploying teams of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) in the coastal areas in view of the possibility of severe cyclonic storm ‘Biparjoy’ between Kutch district and Karachi coast of Pakistan on June 15. Is. Shelter centers are being set up in six districts.
The wind will blow at a speed of 150 km per hour,
An official said on Sunday that between June 13 and 15, due to heavy rains and wind blowing at a speed of 150 kilometers (km) per hour, Kutch, Jamnagar, Morbi, Gir Somnath, Porbandar, And Devbhoomi Dwarka districts are likely to be affected by the cyclone. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday said that the cyclone is very likely to cross Saurashtra-Kutch and Karachi coast on June 15 afternoon with a wind speed of 125-130 kmph gusting to 150 kmph.
Relief
Commissioner Alok Pandey told reporters that Chief Minister of Gujarat Bhupendra Patel held a meeting with District Magistrates of coastal districts, representatives of Army, Navy and Indian Coast Guard and officials of various departments. Pandey said officials of various departments have been instructed to prepare well in advance and coordinate to minimize the impact of the cyclone in the coastal districts.
Pandey said, “In the meeting, the Chief Minister has directed all the departments to carry out maximum possible relief and rescue work in coordination with the District Magistrates of the districts likely to be affected by the cyclone.” The Chief Minister has given this responsibility to senior ministers of the coastal districts, who will help the local administration in planning and executing disaster management work keeping in view the likely impact of the cyclone.
