
Indian authorities have started the evacuation of tens of thousands of people in the states of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh in view of the arrival of Cyclone Arnab, also ordering the closure of schools and a fishing ban.
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The Indian authorities are mobilizing due to the imminent arrival of Cyclone Arnab on the eastern coasts of the country.
Indian authorities have announced the evacuation of people in areas considered most "vulnerable" in view of Cyclone Arnab, which according to the meteorological department is expected to reach the eastern coasts of India in the early hours of tomorrow. Indian media report that the states of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh plan to evacuate thousands of people and have also ordered the closure of schools and a ban on sea fishing.
A senior official told the PTI agency that the Odisha (or Orissa) government plans to evacuate "at least 48,000 people living in low-lying areas or landslide-prone areas" by this evening, while according to The Hindu newspaper the evacuation of "89,000 people" is underway from the Kakinada area in Andhra Pradesh.
Weather warnings have also been issued in Nepal and Sri Lanka, underlines the France Presse agency.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Cyclone Arnab will reach the eastern coasts of India in the early hours of tomorrow
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