Cyclone Montha: 72 Trains Cancel, Flights Band, Andhra Coast Pe Heavy Rain Aur Winds Ka Tabaahi Scene!

Cyclone Montha ne Andhra Pradesh coast par apna asar dikhana shuru kar diya hai. Coastal areas mein tez hawaayein aur barsaat se log pareshaan hain. Situation ko dekhte hue authorities ne flights aur trains cancel kar di hain aur evacuation process shuru ho chuka hai. Emergency teams high alert par hain.

Cyclone Montha ne badhaya danger – Tez hawa, barsaat aur high alert

Meteorological Department ke mutabiq, Cyclone Montha ab ek severe cyclonic storm ban raha hai. Pichle 6 ghanton mein yeh 18 kmph ki speed se move karte hue Visakhapatnam se 560 km door tha. Experts ka kehna hai ki yeh cyclone 28 October ki shaam ya raat tak Kakinada coast ko hit karega.

APSDMA ke Managing Director Prakhar Jain ne bataya, “Coastal districts mein barsaat aur tez hawa shuru ho gayi hai. Log safety advisories follow karein.”

72 Trains Cancel, Flights Suspended – Visakhapatnam Airport par asar

South Central Railway ne 28 aur 29 October ke liye 72 trains cancel kar di hain. Visakhapatnam Airport ke officials ne confirm kiya hai ki IndiGo aur Air India Express ki saari flights cancel ho chuki hain due to bad weather. Passengers ko advise kiya gaya hai ki airport aane se pehle flight status check karein.

District administration ne emergency services ko full alert par rakh diya hai. NTR District Collector G Lakshmisha ne bataya ki “180 rehabilitation centres ready hain aur 24 drones weather monitoring ke liye tainat kiye gaye hain.”

Vijayawada Police Commissioner S V Rajasekhar Babu ne kaha ki “Control room se real-time monitoring ho rahi hai aur 42 drones deployed hain.” Unhone bataya ki precaution ke taur par 360 gharon ke logon ko evacuate kiya gaya hai.

Floods aur Coastal Erosion ne badhayi pareshani

Chittoor district ke Nagari constituency mein heavy rains se Kushasthali river overflow kar gayi, jisse Nagari town aur aaspaas ke villages ke beech road connectivity toot gayi. Police ne logon ko nadi ke kinare jaane se roka hai.

Kakinada district mein strong winds aur sea erosion ne situation aur kharab kar di. Uppada aur Subbampet jaise coastal areas se logon ko evacuate kar liya gaya hai. Flooding kam karne ke liye Krishnapuram reservoir se 1,000 cusecs pani release kiya gaya hai.

Tirupati district ke Collector S Venkateshwar ne bataya ki unke district ke five coastal mandals mein heavy se very heavy rainfall expected hai. “Control rooms active hain, aur logon ko advised kiya gaya hai ki zarurat ke bina ghar se na niklein,” unhone kaha. Pilgrims ko Tirumala travel postpone karne ki salah di gayi hai.

Odisha aur Tamil Nadu bhi taiyaar

IMD ke mutabiq, Cyclone Montha jaise-jaise land ke paas aayega, rain aur wind speed badhti jayegi. Odisha ke CM Mohan Charan Manjhi ne kaha, “Montha ka landfall Kakinada par hoga, lekin Odisha ke kuch districts par iska impact zarur padega.”

IMD Bhubaneswar ke Director Dr Manorama Mohanty ne bataya, “Cyclone 28 October ki subah tak aur strong ho sakta hai aur shaam tak Kakinada ke paas landfall karega.” Expected wind speed 90–100 kmph tak pahunch sakti hai.

IMD ne Odisha ke kai districts ke liye rainfall aur landslide warnings issue ki hain.

Tamil Nadu ke north parts — Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram aur Ranipet — mein bhi heavy rain record ki gayi hai. Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin ne situation review karte hue kaha, “Agle 10 din mein heavy rain ke chances kam hain, par sarkar full prepared hai.”

RMC ke Director B Amudha ne bataya ki Montha naam Thailand ne suggest kiya tha, jiska matlab hai “fragrant flower.” Unhone kaha ki fishermen ko 29 October tak samundar mein na jaane ki salah di gayi hai kyunki wind speed 110 kmph tak ja sakti hai.

Gujarat bhi alert par

PTI ke mutabiq, Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel ne unseasonal rains ke asar par nazar banaye rakhi hai aur State Emergency Centre ke contact mein hain.

Bay of Bengal se aa raha Cyclone Montha ab bhi powerful hai. Weather agencies ne coastal regions ke liye heavy rainfall aur storm warnings di hain, aur states ko high alert par rehne ko kaha gaya hai.