Rough seas: Fishers in Kerala’s Kollam instructed to stay ashore till Aug. 8
The District Collector of Kollam, Kerala, has issued a directive for fishermen to remain ashore until August 8. This safety measure follows warnings from the Central Meteorological Department regarding hazardous sea conditions and high-speed winds.
Why it matters
Proactive weather warnings are essential for preventing maritime accidents and protecting the livelihoods of coastal communities during extreme weather events.
District Collector Anie Jula Thomas has advised fishermen against venturing into the sea until August 8, citing warnings from the Central Meteorological Department regarding rough sea conditions and high-speed winds reaching up to 65 km per hour along the coast. Emphasizing that adverse weather makes fishing operations unsafe, the Collector urged fishermen and coastal residents across the district to strictly follow all safety guidelines.
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