Typhoon Gulab overturns A.P.-Odisha coastline on September 26 night

‘The gadget is likely to move westward and along the coast of Andhra Pradesh-south Odisha between Kalingapatnam and Gopalpur,’ says an IMD report.

Typhoon Gulab above the northwest and Bay-Bengal in the main west are likely to pass north of Andhra Pradesh-south of Odisha on the coast around the night on September 26 before nightfall as originally expected.

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“Typhoon Gulab above the northwest and Bay-Bengal in the west built approximately west at a speed of 10 kmph for more than six hours and concentrated northwest and Bay-primary primary Bay of Bengal approximately 270 km northeast of Gopalpur [ Odisha] and 330 km east of Kalingapatnam [Andhra Pradesh], ”said a recent report released with the help of India's Meteorological Agency on September 26.

"It is possible that the gadget moved almost west and passed along the coast of Andhra Pradesh - south of Odisha between Kalingapatnam and Gopalpur at midnight on Sunday," the leader said.

It has been reported in seven districts as Gulab wanders off the coast. The evictions began in Ganjam and Gajapati districts.

About 700 people, like many pregnant women, had been transferred to Gajapati district. About 8,000 people could be sent to safer areas. There is a possibility of landslides in the Gajapati region in the event of heavy rains under the influence of Gulab.

Persistent rainfall has begun in the southern regions of Odisha at the same time as many waves are visible in Gopalpur off the coast of Odisha. Most of the accommodation in Gopalpur was out. Men and machines have been set up to deal with the effects of the storm in many regions.

East Coast has canceled 28 trains, diverted 5 trains and rebuilt eight. Similarly, eleven trains were controlled in the strongholds of the South East Central and South Central Railway.

“Due to the forecast of heavy rain and strong winds, all important precautionary measures have been taken with the help of the use of ECoR. Strong testing and extensive monitoring in the affected districts are confirmed and monitored. Standing guards were stationed where heavy rain was possible. Bridges are kept under the clock. Appropriate steps have been taken with regard to electrification and signing, ”ECoR said in a statement.