Cyclone Biparjoy: A high alert has been issued in Gujarat regarding Cyclone Biparjoy. It is feared that this storm coming from the Arabian Sea will make landfall in Gujarat in a few days. This storm can take a very severe form, whose alert is being given by the Meteorological Department continuously. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also held a review meeting on Tuesday (June 13) of preparations for Cyclone Biparjoy.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, “The central government and the states together have achieved many achievements in 9 years and have prepared themselves to deal with new disasters.” He assured that the government is fully prepared for this. Our aim is to ensure ‘zero casualty’ and minimize the possible damage caused by cyclonic storm ‘Biparjoy’.”
Rain started in Mumbai and Gujarat
Talking about the latest weather conditions, a significant drop in the minimum temperature was recorded in Mumbai on Tuesday (June 13), as rains started in the city due to cyclonic storm Biparjoy. Due to the effect of ‘Biparjoy’, there has been heavy rain in many parts of Aravalli district of Gujarat. Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel appealed to the people to follow the instructions issued from time to time by the system.
NDRF preparation
NDRF DIG Operation Mohsin Shahidi told that their focus areas are Kutch and Saurashtra, where there is a possibility of landfall (cyclone). So far, the work of evacuating more than 30,000 people to safer places has been done. At the same time, 17 teams of NDRF and 12 teams of SDRF have been deployed in the districts affected by Cyclone Cyclone.
What did Mansukh Mandaviya say?
At the same time, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted, “Ration and food arrangements and shelter homes are being set up as cyclone ‘Biparjoy’ moves towards Gujarat’s Kutch district. To deal with medical and health emergencies. In another tweet, he said, “Our army is making full preparations regarding Cyclone Biperjoy. I took stock of these preparations at the military base of Bhuj. He also talked to the army personnel about this possible crisis.
Likely to turn into a very severe cyclone
According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there may be strong winds and rain in many states of India. People have been prohibited from going to the beach. Fishermen have also been instructed not to venture into the sea. According to the IMD, ‘Biparjoy’ weakened from an extremely severe cyclone to a very severe cyclone on Tuesday. It is likely to cross the coasts of Saurashtra and Kutch near Jakhau port in the evening of June 15 as a very severe cyclone. During this, winds are expected to blow at a maximum speed of 150 kilometers per hour.
There will be heavy rain in these areas
IMD Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said, “Biparjoy can cause a lot of damage. Kutch, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Jamnagar districts in Gujarat can receive more than 20 cm of rain from June 13 to 15.” He said that he would not be surprised even if more than 25 cm of rain would be recorded here. Generally, it does not rain so heavily at this time, so there is a possibility of flood in low-lying areas.
Risk of harm from Biperjoy
According to the Meteorological Department, due to Biparjoy, such strong winds can blow that trees can fall. Due to this, the possibility of damage to houses has also been expressed. With the falling of tin shed, the banks can also be damaged. In some areas, there can be a danger of floods along with rain. Three to six meter high waves can rise in the low-lying coastal areas of Saurashtra, Kutch.
Railway’s preparation for Biparjoy
Western Railway’s CPRO Sumit Thakur told that in view of the danger of Biparjoy, 69 trains have been cancelled, 32 trains have been short-terminated while 26 trains will be short-originated. At the same time, the situation arising out of Railway Board Chairman and CEO Anil Kumar Lahoti and other board members Biporjoy Keeping a straight eye on.
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