Cyclone Arnab: Over 4,800 fishing vessels return safely to Kakinada coast
Over 4,800 fishing vessels have returned to the Kakinada coast in response to government advisories regarding Cyclone Arnab. Authorities have strictly prohibited marine fishing activities until the weather system passes.
Why it matters
Proactive evacuation and safety measures for the fishing community are essential to prevent loss of life during severe cyclonic events.
Cyclone Arnab: Over 4,800 fishing vessels return safely to Kakinada coast left Light drizzle in Vijayawada on October 25 as Cyclone Arnab influenced weather conditions in the region. Intermittent drizzle brought a change in the weather, with overcast skies and light rainfall witnessed in parts of the city. G. N. Rao G. N. Rao https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/rzq8if/article71625611.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/25GNRAO-RAIN-01%201.JPG RAO GN Light drizzle in Vijayawada on Sunday as Cyclone Arnab influenced weather conditions in the region. Intermittent drizzle brought a change in the weather, with overcast skies and light rainfall witnessed in parts of the city. PHOTO: G N RAO / THE HINDU Six boats which ventured into sea despite cyclone warning have been sent back by the Coast Guard off Kakinada coast.
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