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The possible threat of Cyclone Biporjoy is breaking over Gujarat. As the cyclone approaches Gujarat, its impact is seen in the maritime areas. Divyabhaskar’s team is continuously reporting the possible impact of the storm from the 1600 km sea area of Gujarat. The system has been alerted in the maritime area. The speed of wind was also observed when checking from Suwali Darya in Surat and even though the sea was rough, a wind current was observed. Constant patrolling of the local police and commandos was also seen on the beach.
Impact of Cyclone Biporjoy
The potential impact of Cyclone Biporjoy is seen at As the cyclone approaches Gujarat by sea, it is likely to have a severe impact on Gujarat’s 1600 km coastal areas. The maximum impact of the cyclone can be seen along the coast of Saurashtra. Apart from that, the possibility of cyclone affecting South Gujarat has also been expressed. As the storm approaches by sea, there is an alarming increase in wind speed at the coast. And along with the wind, the sea waves are also rising
Oat though the current in the sea
Divya Bhaskar’s team reached Suvali beach in Surat district. It was then observed that the impact of the storm was seen in the sea and on the seashore. At noon the sea was running oat, although a strong current was observed inland. Wind gusts of 30 to 35 KM have been sustained at sea coast, which is much higher than normal conditions. Due to which the sea waves are constantly rising along with the wind.
System alert for possible thunderstorms
Due to the activation of a low pressure system in the Arabian Sea, Cyclone Biporjoy has become active over the Madh Sea and is moving towards Gujarat. At that time, such a storm was threatening to hit the coastal area of Saurashtra in Gujarat on 12th and 13th. Now it is expected that it can collide by 15th. Due to which the system has been seen to be on alert.
Prohibition on beach excursions
Prohibition has been imposed on all sea beaches and beach promenades. Apart from this, continuous patrolling is being carried out by teams of local police, marine commandos, and CISF along the coast and on the beach. Apart from that, the affected villages of the sea area have also been alerted by the system. If we talk about Surat district alone, 42 villages of three talukas have been alerted and a special watch has been kept on them.
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