Cyclone Arnab is approaching the Indian coast, prompting the evacuation of nearly 400,000 people. The storm is classified as “very severe” by meteorological authorities. Officials have ordered the relocation of residents in coastal areas of Odisha and West Bengal. The cyclone is expected to make landfall on Wednesday.
Emergency shelters have been prepared to accommodate displaced individuals. Local governments have deployed rescue teams and medical personnel to assist during the evacuation. Communication networks are being monitored to ensure continuity during the storm.
Cyclone Arnab is the third major storm to hit the region this season. Previous storms have caused significant damage to infrastructure and agriculture. Climate experts note that rising sea temperatures may be contributing to the intensity of these storms. The Indian government has increased its focus on disaster preparedness in recent years.
