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The West Bengal government on Saturday evacuated thousands of people in South 24 Parganas and Purba Medinipur districts and urged tourists in popular sea resorts to stay away from beaches, as cyclone ‘Jawad’ loomed large over the Odisha-Andhra Pradesh coast.
The administration evacuated around 11,000 people from the coastal areas to safer locations, while boats with fishermen returned to the shore in Kakdwip, Digha, Shankarpur and other coastal belts, an official said. A total of 19 teams of the National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in the state in the wake of the cyclone.
Several places in the metropolis, North and South 24 Parganas, Purba and Paschim Medinipur, Jhargram, Howrah and Hooghly districts received light rainfall since morning, the weather office said. It has predicted heavy rain in the next two days. 
The cyclone is expected to make landfall around noon on Sunday near Puri but it is likely to weaken into a deep depression by then. 
 

Cyclone Jawad: West Bengal evacuates residents from coastal areas, heavy rain alert for two days

Cyclone Jawad: West Bengal government has evacuated around 11,000 people from the coastal areas to safer locations

Cyclone Jawad: over 11,000 people evacuated from coastal areas of Bengal
Bengal: tourists asked to stay away from beaches, fishermen asked to return
Cyclone Jawad: 19 NDRF&nbsp;teams have been&nbsp;deployed in West Bengal
Cyclone expected to make landfall near Puri&nbsp;on Sunday noon
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The cyclone is expected to make landfall around noon on Sunday near Puri&nbsp;but it is likely to weaken into a deep depression by then.&nbsp;

The West Bengal government on Saturday evacuated thousands of people in South 24 Parganas and Purba Medinipur districts and urged tourists in popular sea resorts to stay away from beaches, as cyclone &lsquo;Jawad&rsquo; loomed large over the Odisha-Andhra Pradesh coast.
The administration&nbsp;evacuated around 11,000 people from the coastal areas to safer locations, while boats with fishermen returned to the shore in Kakdwip, Digha, Shankarpur and other coastal belts, an official said.&nbsp;A total of 19 teams of the National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in the state in the wake of the cyclone.
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Several places in the metropolis, North and South 24 Parganas, Purba and Paschim Medinipur, Jhargram, Howrah and Hooghly districts received light rainfall since morning, the weather office said. It has predicted heavy rain in the next two days.&nbsp;
The cyclone is expected to make landfall around noon on Sunday near Puri&nbsp;but it is likely to weaken into a deep depression by then.&nbsp;
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Parts of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha are bracing for Cyclone Jawad.
Weather department has said that the depression over southeast Bay of Bengal intensified into a deep depression on Friday, and is likely to form a cyclonic storm in the next 12 hours.
The IMD said the weather system was moving at a speed of 32 kmph and lay 580 km south-southeast of Vishakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh, 670 km south-southeast of Gopalpur in Odisha, and 760 km south-southeast of Paradip at 5.30 am on Friday.
The storm, once developed, will be called Jawad (pronounced Jowad), as named by Saudi Arabia. After Yaas in May and Gulab in September, this will be the third cyclone headed towards the east coast this year.
The weather department has predicted light to moderate rainfall at many places with heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places over south coastal Odisha. Heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places over north coastal Andhra Pradesh. An orange alert has been issued in the two states today.

Cyclone Jawad Live: Alert in Andhra and Odisha, cyclonic storm is coming 

Orange alert in Odisha and Andhra as Cyclone Jawad approaches. check latest updates here



Orange alert in Odisha and Andhra as Cyclone Jawad approaches

Parts of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha are bracing for Cyclone Jawad.
Weather department has said that the depression over southeast Bay of Bengal intensified into a deep depression on Friday, and is likely to form a cyclonic storm in the next 12 hours.
The storm, once developed, will be called Jawad, as named by Saudi Arabia. After Yaas in May and Gulab in September, this will be the third cyclone headed towards the east coast this year.
The weather department has predicted light to moderate rainfall at many places with heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places over south coastal Odisha. Heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places over north coastal Andhra Pradesh. An orange alert has been issued in the two states today.

Cyclone Jawad Live: Depression is likely to form a cyclonic storm in the next 12 hours, says weather dept&nbsp;

Parts of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha are bracing for Cyclone Jawad.
Weather department has said that the depression over southeast Bay of Bengal intensified into a deep depression on Friday, and is likely to form a cyclonic storm in the next 12 hours.
The IMD said the weather system was moving at a speed of 32 kmph and lay 580 km south-southeast of Vishakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh, 670 km south-southeast of Gopalpur in Odisha, and 760 km south-southeast of Paradip at 5.30 am on Friday.
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The storm, once developed, will be called Jawad (pronounced Jowad), as named by Saudi Arabia. After Yaas in May and Gulab in September, this will be the third cyclone headed towards the east coast this year.
The weather department has predicted light to moderate rainfall at many places with heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places over south coastal Odisha. Heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places over north coastal Andhra Pradesh. An orange alert has been issued in the two states today.

Evacuations are on in coastal districts of Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh and Odisha&nbsp;with a cyclonic storm expected to make landfall&nbsp;on Sunday evening.&nbsp;
Cyclone 'Gulab'&nbsp;s expected to make landfall between Gopalpur and Kalingapatanam in Andhra Pradesh with wind speeds of up to 95 kmph, according to the met deparment.&nbsp;
Thirteen teams of the National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in Odisha and five in Andhra Pradesh, Satya Narayan Pradhan, Director General of the relief force has said.&nbsp;
Train services on the east coast have&nbsp;been cancelled, diverted or&nbsp;rescheduled as a precautionary measure.

Cyclone Gulab: evacuations on in coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha

Evacuations are on in coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha with a cyclonic storm expected to make landfall on Sunday evening. 

Evacuations begin&nbsp;as&nbsp;Odisha, Andhra Pradesh brace for cyclone
Cyclone Gulab&nbsp;expected to hit&nbsp;Andhra Pradesh and Odisha&nbsp;Sunday evening&nbsp;
13 NDRF teams sent to Odisha&nbsp;and 5 to Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh
Train services cancelled as a&nbsp;precautionary measure

Cyclone 'Gulab'&nbsp;s expected to make landfall between Gopalpur and Kalingapatanam in Andhra Pradesh with wind speeds of up to 95 kmph, according to the met deparment.&nbsp;

Evacuations are on in coastal districts of Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh and Odisha&nbsp;with a cyclonic storm expected to make landfall&nbsp;on Sunday evening.&nbsp;
Cyclone 'Gulab'&nbsp;s expected to make landfall between Gopalpur and Kalingapatanam in Andhra Pradesh with wind speeds of up to 95 kmph, according to the met deparment.&nbsp;
Thirteen teams of the National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in Odisha and five in Andhra Pradesh, Satya Narayan Pradhan, Director General of the relief force has said.&nbsp;
Train services on the east coast have&nbsp;been cancelled, diverted or&nbsp;rescheduled as a precautionary measure.

A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal will intensify into a cyclonic storm which will make landfall on Sunday evening in the coastal regions of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday evening said that Cyclone Gulab has formed in the Bay of Bengal.
The IMD has warned of very heavy to extremely heavy rain over south Odisha, north coastal Andhra Pradesh. Heavy rain is also likely over Telangana, north interior Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
Due to rough sea conditions and intense winds, fishermen have been advised against venturing into the sea till Monday.
Odisha government has made necessary preparations to tackle flash floods, landslides and waterlogging. Odisha Special Relief Commissioner PK Jena directed district colelctors to mobilise necessary resources and carry out evacuation process in vulnerable areas.
Around 42 Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF) teams and 24 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams will be deployed in seven districts, along with 102 teams of Odisha Fire Services, to carry out search and rescue operations.

Cyclone Gulab to make landfall on Sunday: Odisha, AP to be hit

Cyclone Gulab: A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal will intensify into a cyclonic storm which will make landfall on Sunday evening in the coastal regions of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh

Deep depression over the Bay of Bengal to intensify into a cyclonic storm
Met dept:&nbsp;Cyclone Gulab&nbsp;will&nbsp; make landfall on Sunday
Heavy rain over south Odisha, north coastal Andhra Pradesh&nbsp;likely
Fishermen have been advised against venturing into the sea
Preparations made to tackle flash floods, landslides and waterlogging
District collectors ordered to carry out evacuation process in vulnerable areas
ODRAF,&nbsp;NDRF&nbsp;teams will be deployed to carry out search &amp; rescue operations.
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IMD&nbsp;has&nbsp;said that Cyclone Gulab has formed in the Bay of Bengal. The weather dept has warned of very heavy to extremely heavy rain over south Odisha, north coastal Andhra Pradesh

A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal will intensify into a cyclonic storm which will make landfall on Sunday evening in the coastal regions of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday evening said that Cyclone Gulab has formed in the Bay of Bengal.
The IMD has warned of very heavy to extremely heavy rain over south Odisha, north coastal Andhra Pradesh. Heavy rain is also likely over Telangana, north interior Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
Due to rough sea conditions and intense winds, fishermen have been advised against venturing into the sea till Monday.
Odisha government has made necessary preparations to tackle flash floods, landslides and waterlogging. Odisha Special Relief Commissioner PK Jena directed district collectors to mobilise necessary resources and carry out evacuation process in vulnerable areas.
Around 42 Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF) teams and 24 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams will be deployed in seven districts, along with 102 teams of Odisha Fire Services, to carry out search and rescue operations.

Cyclone Yaas&nbsp;made its way through parts of Odisha and West Bengal, with&nbsp;strong gusts of wind and heavy rainfall making&nbsp;it difficult for residents. A Naxatra journalist on ground, surprised to see people out in violation of cyclone&nbsp;warnings, asked a man why he was out. The man replied, &ldquo;If we don&rsquo;t come out in the cyclone, whom will you show?&rdquo;
The clip has been shared by Naxatra News on its Facebook page, watch how the reporter is left speechless at the blunt reply.

Odisha man out on streets during cyclone Yaas, his reason is now viral

Odisha man's reason for stepping out during Cyclone Yaas is viral

Many people were seen steeping out on the streets&nbsp;in Odisha on Wednesday ignoring the Cyclone Yaas&nbsp;warnings.
Even as the cyclone wrecked havoc, a journalist on ground was surprised to see one such man roaming the streets.
When asked why he had ventured out amid the torrid rains the man replied&nbsp;'If we don&rsquo;t come out in the cyclone, whom will you show?'
The reporter was left speechless by the strange reply.
The clip has been shared by Naxatra News on its Facebook page and it quickly garnered a lot of attention online.&nbsp;

The Indian Navy rescued 146 people on board a barge that went adrift in the Arabia Sea near Mumbai hours before a very severe cyclonic storm, Tauktae made landfall...


Cyclone Tauktae Update: Navy ships rescue 146 from barge adrift off Mumbai

The Indian Navy rescued 146 people on board a barge that went adrift in the Arabia Sea near Mumbai hours before a very severe cyclonic storm, Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast, an official said on Tuesday.
The Navy had deployed three of its frontline warships, INS Kolkata, INS Kochi and INS Talwar after receiving messages to rescue 410 people on board two barges off the Mumbai coast on Monday.
&lsquo;The Search and Rescue (SAR) operations continued throughout the night and a total of 146 persons from Barge P305 have been rescued till 6 am on Tuesday&rsquo;, the official said.
The Navy on Tuesday morning also deployed the P-8I long-range, multimission maritime patrol aircraft to join the search and rescue operations, the official said.

Cyclone Tauktae: Navy ships rescue 146 from barge adrift off Mumbai

<ul>
<li>Navy ships rescue 146 from barge adrift in the Arabia Sea off Mumbai</li>
<li>Barge went adrift before Cyclone&nbsp;Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast</li>
<li>Navy rushes warships to rescue 2 boats with 410 people stranded at sea</li>
<li>Navy on Tuesday morning deployed the P-8I aircraft to join rescue opperations</li>
</ul>

The Indian Navy rescued 146 people on board a barge that went adrift in the Arabia Sea near Mumbai hours before a very severe cyclonic storm, Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast, an official said on Tuesday.
The Navy had deployed three of its frontline warships, INS Kolkata, INS Kochi and INS Talwar after receiving messages to rescue 410 people on board two barges off the Mumbai coast on Monday.
&lsquo;The Search and Rescue (SAR) operations continued throughout the night and a total of 146 persons from Barge P305 have been rescued till 6 am on Tuesday&rsquo;, the official said.
The Navy on Tuesday morning also deployed the P-8I long-range, multimission maritime patrol aircraft to join the search and rescue operations, the official said.
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With winds gusting up to 185 km per hour, the very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae began making landfall on the Gujarat coast on Monday night.
Over 1.5 lakh people have been evacuated from the low-lying coast areas and at least 17 covid patients on ventilator support in the Porbandar Civil Hospital's ICU have been shifted to other facilities.
54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed in the region and the NDRF headquarters is closely monitoring the situation through its 24x7 control room.
11 diving teams have been kept on standby and 12 flood rescue and medical teams are also ready for immediate response.
The storm reached Gujarat after dumping heavy rains over Maharashtra on Monday morning, At least 6 people died in the Konkan region and three sailors remained missing after two boats sank in the sea.

Over 1.5 lakh people evacuated as Cyclone Tauktae makes landfall on Gujarat coast

//Sever cyclonic&nbsp;storm Tauktae&nbsp;makes landfall on Gujarat coast&nbsp; //Over 1.5 lakh&nbsp;people evacuated, 17 Covid&nbsp;patients shifted&nbsp; //54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed&nbsp; //Diving teams, flood rescue teams, medical teams on standby //Tauktae&nbsp;claimed 6 lives in Maharashtra&nbsp;on Monday&nbsp;

With winds gusting up to 185 km per hour, the very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast on Monday night.
Over 1.5 lakh people were evacuated from the low-lying coast areas and at least 17 Covid patients on ventilator support in the Porbandar Civil Hospital's ICU were shifted to other facilities.
54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed in the region and the NDRF headquarters is closely monitoring the situation through its 24x7 control room.
11 diving teams have been kept on standby and 12 flood rescue and medical teams are also ready for immediate response.
The storm reached Gujarat after dumping heavy rains over Maharashtra on Monday morning. At least 6 people died in the Konkan region and three sailors were missing after two boats sank in the sea.

The IMD has issued an orange alert for Mumbai warning of very heavy rains in with strong winds as&nbsp;Cyclone Tauktae.&nbsp;
On Monday morning, the cyclone is 170 kilometres from Mumbai. Winds up to 80 kilometres an hour will affect the financial capital till midday, IMD said.
As many as 580 Covid-19 patients were shifted from three jumbo covid&nbsp;centres to hospitals and vaccinations stand cancelled as winds and rain sweep across the city. Many places across South Mumbai&nbsp;to Thane are facing electricity outages and disruptions in internet connectivity.&nbsp;

Cyclone Tauktae sweeps Mumbai, orange alert in Maximum City

The IMD has issued an orange alert for Mumbai&nbsp;alerting that the cylone has now intensifed into an&nbsp;extremely severe cyclonic storm.

Financial capital at standstill as the cyclone takes over

The IMD has issued an orange alert for Mumbai&nbsp;alerting that the cylone has now intensifed into an&nbsp;extremely severe cyclonic storm.
On Monday morning, the cyclone is 170 kilometres from Mumbai. Winds up to 80 kilometres an hour will likely affect the financial capital through Monday, IMD said.
As many as 580 Covid-19 patients were shifted from three jumbo covid&nbsp;centres to hospitals and vaccinations stand cancelled as winds and rain sweep across the city. Many places across South Mumbai&nbsp;to Thane are facing electricity outages and disruptions in internet connectivity. Mumbai&nbsp;airport as well are at standstill due to the cyclonic storm.

The deep depression over the Arabian Sea has intensified into cyclonic storm Tauktae and is likely to cross the Gujarat coast between Porbandar and Naliya around May 18, the India Meteorological Department&nbsp;said on Saturday. It is expected to further instensify&nbsp;into a very severe cyclonic storm and remain so from May 16-18 with a wind speed of 150-160 kilometres per hour gusting up to 175 kmph.
The National Disaster Response Force has increased its relief and rescue teams to 100 from 53 and these have been mobilised&nbsp;for deployment in the coastal regions of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Goa and Maharashtra.
A moderate to high risk alert has been issued for watersheds in central and northern parts of Kerala, adjoining south coastal and south interior Karnataka.&nbsp;According to the IMD, Konkan and Goa are expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall on May 15 and 16.

Tauktae instensifies into a cyclonic storm, 100 NDRF teams deployed

The deep depression over the Arabian Sea has intensified into cyclonic storm Tauktae and is likely to cross the Gujarat coast between Porbandar and Naliya around May 18. The India Meteorological Department&nbsp;said on Saturday that the cyclone&nbsp;is expected to further intensify&nbsp;into a very severe cyclonic storm and remain so from May 16-18 with a wind speed of 150-160 kilometres per hour gusting up to 175 kmph.
The National Disaster Response Force has increased its relief and rescue teams to 100 from 53 and these have been mobilised&nbsp;for deployment in the coastal regions of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Goa and Maharashtra.
A moderate to high risk alert has been issued for watersheds in central and northern parts of Kerala, adjoining south coastal and south interior Karnataka.&nbsp; According to the IMD, Konkan and Goa are expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall on May 15 and 16.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold an important meeting on Saturday to review preparations to deal with impending Cyclone Tauktae. Top officers from across government departments, including the National Disaster Management Authority, will attend the meeting.
Cyclone Tauktae, which is currently centred over Lakshadweep, intensified into a cyclonic storm on Saturday morning, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) tweeted to inform.
The deep depression is likely to intensify into cyclonic storm by Saturday morning and further into a severe cyclonic storm by night.
The Met department has issued red alert, indicating extremely heavy rains, has been reinstated in five districts of Kerala
Meanwhile, 24 NDRF teams have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the 29 teams are on stand-by.

PM to review preparations as Cyclone Tauktae intensifies into cyclonic storm

Cyclone Tauktae, which is currently centred over Lakshadweep, intensified into a cyclonic storm on Saturday morning, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) tweeted to inform.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting on Saturday to review preparations to deal with impending Cyclone Tauktae.&nbsp;
The deep depression is likely to intensify into cyclonic storm by Saturday morning and further into a severe cyclonic storm by night.
The Met department has issued red alert, indicating extremely heavy rains, has been reinstated in five districts of Kerala
Meanwhile, 24 NDRF teams have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the 29 teams are on stand-by.

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