Cyclone Alert: Pakistan’s Coastal Belt on High Alert as Storm Brews in Arabian Sea

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued a warning of a potential cyclonic storm in Pakistan’s coastal belt, advising residents and concerned departments to exercise caution.

Cyclone Formation and Movement

A cyclonic circulation over South Kerala coast in India is expected to form a low-pressure area near Lakshadweep and the east-central Arabian Sea by October 9th. This system may strengthen into a cyclonic storm, moving northwestward towards Pakistan’s coastal belt.

Potential Landfall

The cyclonic storm is predicted to make landfall in Pakistan’s coastal belt during the third week of October, according to the NDMA alert.

Precautions and Advisories

The NDMA has advised:

• Residents of coastal areas to remain vigilant
• Concerned departments to take necessary precautions
• Fishing communities to avoid venturing into the sea

Potential Impacts

The cyclonic storm could bring:

• Heavy rainfall
• Strong winds
• Storm surges
• Disruptions to daily life

Stay Informed

Residents and visitors to Pakistan’s coastal areas are advised to:

• Monitor weather updates
• Follow evacuation instructions
• Stay tuned to local news and alerts

NDMA’s Response

The National Disaster Management Authority is:

• Closely monitoring the situation
• Coordinating with provincial authorities
• Preparing response and relief efforts

Stay updated for further developments on this story.

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