Cyclone Dana: Impact and Measures in South Bengal
Cyclonic storm 'Dana' is set to cause significant rainfall in south Bengal districts, including Kolkata. The IMD has cancelled over 150 trains and warned of intensifying winds as the storm approaches. Authorities are on high alert, with the Indian Coast Guard and power officials coordinating emergency responses.
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Cyclonic storm 'Dana' formed over the Bay of Bengal, heading towards south Bengal with heavy rain expected. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) reports possible intensification to a severe cyclonic storm.
The Eastern and South Eastern railways have preemptively cancelled over 150 trains through October 25, preparing for potential disruptions. Fishermen are advised against sea ventures.
High alert is maintained by the Indian Coast Guard and National Disaster Response Force, with measures in place to ensure public safety and restore essential services post-storm impact.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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