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Residents moved to roofs and higher floors, while the wind and storm surge prevented immediate rescue.

Cyclone Mocha update: homes flooded, communication cut in western Myanmar 

Residents moved to roofs and higher floors, while the wind and storm surge prevented immediate rescue.

Rescuers early Monday evacuated about 1,000 people trapped by seawater 3.6 meters (12 feet ) deep along western Myanmar's coast after a powerful cyclone injured hundreds and cut off communications. Damage and six deaths have been reported, but the true impact was not yet clear in one of Asia's least developed countries.
Strong winds injured more than 700 of about 20,000 people who were sheltering in sturdier buildings on the highlands of Sittwe township such as monasteries, pagodas and schools, according to a leader of the Rakhine Youths Philanthropic Association in Sittwe. He asked not to be named due to fear of reprisals from the authorities in the military-run country.
Seawater raced into more than 10 low-lying wards near the shore as Cyclone Mocha made landfall in Rakhine state Sunday afternoon, he said. Residents moved to roofs and higher floors, while the wind and storm surge prevented immediate rescue.

The powerful wind uprooted trees and damaged roofs of several houses in Teknaf and Saint Martin's Island

Cyclone Mocha makes landfall along Bangladesh, Myanmar coasts

The powerful wind uprooted trees and damaged roofs of several houses in Teknaf and Saint Martin's Island

Super cyclone Mocha made landfall along the Myanmar-Bangladesh coasts on Sunday after intensifying into the equivalent of a category-five storm, causing extensive damage to the southeastern coastlines and forcing the evacuation of over five lakh people in low lying areas.
The Cyclone Mocha, one of the most powerful cyclones seen in the country in nearly two decades - made landfall shortly after midday on the Teknaf shorelines before making its way through the Naf River that divides Bangladesh and Myanmar.
The powerful wind uprooted trees and damaged roofs of several houses in Teknaf and Saint Martin's Island, which is situated about 9-km south of the tip of Cox&rsquo;s Bazar-Teknaf peninsula. There was heavy rain along with strong winds in St. Martin's, an eight-square-kilometre coral-rich island located in the Bay of Bengal.
"The 'eye' or the center point of the cyclone made its landfall shortly after midday today on the Teknaf shorelines, coming through the Naf River, ahead of its anticipated time,&rdquo; Bangladesh Met office spokesman AKM Nazmul Huda told PTI.

The BMD director said that since there is no major infrastructure on the island, the storm will not get obstructed anywhere and hit the island directly.

Cyclone Mocha: Bangladesh's St Martin's island may go underwater temporarily

The BMD director said that since there is no major infrastructure on the island, the storm will not get obstructed anywhere and hit the island directly.

As Cyclone Mocha hits Bangladesh, Saint Martin&rsquo;s, the country&rsquo;s one and only coral island, may go underwater temporarily, according to the head of the Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), reported Dhaka Tribune.
&ldquo;Since there is no major infrastructure on the island, the storm will not get obstructed anywhere and hit the island directly. As the centre of the storm passes over St Martin&rsquo;s, water will move from one side of the island to the other, and due to the intensity of the storm, the island may be underwater for some time,&rdquo; BMD Director Md Azizur Rahman said on Sunday.
He added, &ldquo;But the water will not stay still; it may also move away. The situation depends entirely on the speed of the storm.&rdquo;
Meteorologist Shahinul Islam stated the bulk and centre of the storm would pass over Myanmar and the rest would lash Cox&rsquo;s Bazar coast, as per Dhaka Tribune.
(with ANI inputs)

Bangladesh issued the highest danger signal for Cox&rsquo;s Bazar, home to refugee camps for Rohingyas.

Cyclone Mocha makes landfall, hits coastal Bangladesh and Myanmar

Bangladesh and Myanmar braced on Sunday as an extremely severe cyclone started to hit coastal areas and authorities urged thousands of people in both countries to seek shelter. 

Bangladesh issued the highest danger signal for Cox&rsquo;s Bazar, home to refugee camps for Rohingyas.

Bangladesh and Myanmar braced on Sunday as an extremely severe cyclone started to hit coastal areas and authorities urged thousands of people in both countries to seek shelter.
U.N. agencies and aid workers in Bangladesh prepositioned tons of dry food and dozens of ambulances with mobile medical teams in sprawling refugee camps with more than 1 million Rohingya who fled persecution in Myanmar.
Bangladesh issued the highest danger signal for Cox&rsquo;s Bazar, home to the camps.

The National Disaster Response Force has deployed 8 teams and 200 rescuers in West Bengal's Digha.

Cyclone Mocha intensifies into 'very severe' storm; NDRF on alert in Bengal

The National Disaster Response Force has deployed 8 teams and 200 rescuers in West Bengal's Digha.

Cyclone Mocha intensified into a "very severe" storm over the Bay of Bengal on May 12, 2023.
It is expected to make landfall by May 14 along the border of Bangladesh and Myanmar.
The National Disaster Response Force has deployed 8 teams and 200 rescuers in West Bengal's Digha.
Heavy rain is predicted in northeast states and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
The Indian Coast Guard is on high alert.

Mocha is expected to cause heavy rainfall in India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Cyclone Mocha to reach peak intensity by...: weather dept's prediction

Mocha is expected to cause heavy rainfall in India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The deep depression over the Bay of Bengal intensified into a cyclonic storm named Mocha on the intervening night of May 10 and 11, 2023.
It is expected to turn into a severe cyclonic storm by the night of May 11, and reach peak intensity on the evening of May 13.
It is likely to make landfall between Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh and Sittwe in Myanmar.
Mocha is expected to cause heavy rainfall in India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The Indian Meteorological Department warned that when this happens, wind speeds could reach 130 kilometres per hours.

Cyclone Mocha may intensify into severe storm by...: IMD's warning

The Indian Meteorological Department warned that when this happens, wind speeds could reach 130 kilometres per hour.

Cyclone Mocha, which is forming over the Bay of Bengal, may intensify into a very severe storm by May 12, 2023, and move towards Bangladesh and Myanmar coasts.
The Indian Meteorological Department warned that when this happens, wind speeds could reach 130 kilometres per hour.
The weather department asked authorities to regulate tourism, offshore activities, and shipping near the Andaman &amp; Nicobar Islands till May 12.
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