Rushed rescue operations in India to avoid the attack of Cyclone Arnab, why the storm season became powerful?
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 27 October 2026
KATHMANDU, India's Andhra Pradesh, after the powerful Cyclone Arnab is forecast to hit the coastal region by Wednesday, the authorities have started moving the residents of the risk areas to safe places. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD0) said that when the cyclone reaches the coast, the wind speed can reach up to 140 km per hour.
In a bulletin issued by the department on Tuesday, Arnab is expected to enter the coast as a 'very severe cyclonic storm'. According to local media, Andhra Pradesh authorities have instructed people from low and high risk areas to move to safer places. In some districts, all educational institutions have been closed from Tuesday to Saturday.
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