LIVE: Be careful! The first storm of the season ‘Remal’ is coming, will hit West Bengal at night, IMD told everything

New Delhi: Summer is at its peak in many cities of North India. The condition of people in many states including Delhi is miserable. Meanwhile, another storm is about to hit. This storm has been named Remal. The Meteorological Department says that it will hit near West Bengal tonight. At that time its speed will be 120 to 135 kilometers per hour. Its effect can be seen from West Bengal to Bihar. In view of its impact in Kolkata, flights will also be banned on Aeroruch for 21 hours from today afternoon. Let us tell you what effect this storm will have on the weather of other states of the country. What kind of danger can arise from this?

What are the preparations regarding Remal?
The Indian Coast Guard has made preparations to deal with the cyclonic storm. Nine disaster relief teams have been deployed to minimize possible loss of life and property at sea. NDRF has deployed 12 teams and five additional teams have been kept on standby. Along with ships and planes, rescue and relief teams from the Army and Navy are also ready. According to the Meteorological Department, there will be heavy rainfall due to this cyclonic storm in the coastal districts of West Bengal and North Odisha on 26 and 27 May.
How dangerous will Remal be, even flying will be affected
The Meteorological Department office has warned of extremely heavy rainfall in the coastal districts of West Bengal and North Odisha on May 26-27. A storm surge of up to 1.5 meters is expected in coastal West Bengal and low-lying areas of Bangladesh when the storm hits the coast. Kolkata airport authorities have imposed a storm surge of up to 1.5 meters for 21 hours from Sunday afternoon in view of the possible impact of Cyclonic Storm Remal. It has been decided to suspend flight operations. An officer gave this information. The precautionary measure has been taken following a meeting of stakeholders of the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International (NSCBI) airport on Saturday.

NSCBI airport director C Pattabhi said in a statement, ‘A meeting was held with stakeholders in view of the impact of Cyclone Ramal in the coastal areas of West Bengal including Kolkata and the possibility of strong winds and heavy to very heavy rain in Kolkata. Due to this, it has been decided to suspend flight operations from 12 noon on May 26 to 9 am on May 27. ,