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Cyclone Fengal: Navy Prepares for Potential Devastating Cyclonic Storm, Over 100 Flights Disrupted in Tamil Nadu
In view of the possible impact of #Cyclone Fengal on the coastal areas of #Tamil Nadu and #Puducherry, preparations for security and relief operations have been intensified. According to the India Meteorologichttps://mausam.imd.gov.in/al Department (IMD), the depression formed in the southwest Bay of Bengal has deepened and taken a cyclonic form and is likely to hit the coast between Chennai and Puducherry on November 29 or 30.
Preparations for security and relief
The Indian Navy has kept its ships, helicopters and expert teams ready for rescue and relief operations. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has deployed its teams at sensitive places in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. Orders have been given to move people living in coastal areas to safer places. Fishermen have been strictly instructed not to venture into the sea.
Impact in Tamil Nadu
The cyclone has led to cancellation or delay of over 100 flights at Chennai airport, causing inconvenience to passengers. Railway services are also being monitored, and plans have been prepared to halt operations in case of an emergency.
Meteorological forecast
The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in Chennai, Nagapattinam and adjoining areas. Strong winds (80-100 kmph) are likely to blow under the impact of the cyclone, which may lead to flooding and sea waves in coastal areas.
Instructions for the general public
The administration has advised people to remain alert and follow safety instructions. Relief camps have been set up in coastal areas and emergency services have been kept active. Coordinated efforts of the government, navy and disaster management teams are underway to mitigate the impact of the cyclone.
This cyclone, named Fengal, may be weaker than other recent cyclones, but caution is needed to be exercised against its impact.
Conclusion:
Massive security and relief efforts are being made in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in view of the impact of Cyclone Fengal. The Indian Navy, NDRF and local administration have jointly taken necessary steps for rescue operations, and people have been strictly advised to follow safety instructions. Coastal areas are on alert with constant updates from the Meteorological Department about the speed and impact of the cyclone. Life has been disrupted in Tamil Nadu with more than 100 flights being affected, but the administration is making every effort to minimize the damage. Right strategies and coordinated efforts are needed to protect against the effects of the cyclone in the coming days.
Although Cyclone Fengal may have a serious size and impact, the administration’s quick response and alertness of people living in coastal areas can help us handle this situation better.
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