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| Cyclone Phethai |
The Deep depression over Bay of Bengal i.e., cyclone Phethai is expected to cross between Ongole and Kakinda on Monday as per reports from Indian Meterology Department.
IMD issues high alert on 14
mandals of Andra Preadesh and Yellow warning signal has been issued due to
cyclone phethai. An estimation of about 5.9 lakhs of people to be troubled by
phethai.
Chief Minister of Andhra
Pradesh, Chandra Babu Naidu has conducted review meeting regarding cyclone
Phethai. CM Chandra Babu Naidu has guided the district collectors of West &
East Godavari, Vishakapatanam, Guntur, Prakasam, Krishna on what action plan is
to be implemented over phethai.
NDRF and SDRF teams have
been deployed to the terrified districts. Fisher mens are prohibited from
entering into the sea.
Toll free number 1100 to be
used for passing cyclone cautions.
HELP LINE NUMBERS:
AREA
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NUMBER
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Guntur
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08648 257535,
1800-425-4099
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Machilipatnam
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08672 252486
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Gudivada
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08674 243697
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Nuzvid
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08656
2574454
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Vijaywada
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0866 2574454
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Prakasam
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1077
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Nizampatnam
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08648 257535
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How are cyclones formed
When warm climate mixes with
the hot climate, circular spin is caused because of in difference in moisture,
it is the way of forming the cyclones.
Cyclone names
Indian Meterology Department
decides the names of the cyclones that
are occurring in North Indian ocean, Arabian sea and Bay of Bengal.
However naming of cyclones are predetermined by the countries
sharing the north Indian ocean - India, Oman,Pakistan, Bangladesh, Maldives,
Myanmar, Thailand and Srilanka
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