Cyclone Tauktae: Heavy storm reaches Gujarat, High tidal waves in the Arabian Sea

New Delhi: A severe cyclonic storm hit the Saurashtra coast of Gujarat on Monday night and during this time the wind is moving at a speed of 185 km per hour. Earlier, due to the cyclone, there was heavy rainfall in Mumbai and more than two lakh people had to be evacuated to safe places in Gujarat.

Tauktae reaches Gujarat:

Tauktae storm reached Gujarat. Mobile towers uprooted by strong wind

Cyclone 'Tauktae' in Maharashtra:

The impact of Cyclone 'Tauktae', which is wreaking havoc in Maharashtra and other western coastal areas, will also be seen in Uttar Pradesh and most parts of the state are likely to rain in the coming days. The meteorological department gave information about this.

Search operation in Bombay High:

A large search operation is going on at Bombay High. On Monday evening, due to the cyclonic storm in Mumbai, an ONGC barge ran with 273 people. So far 146 people have been saved while 127 are still missing. Rescue work is delayed due to bad weather.

Rain in Madhya Pradesh:

In many areas of Madhya Pradesh, the rains with strong winds due to tout storms increased people's problems.

Rain alert in UP:

Before the Tauktae storm hit, heavy rains started in many districts of Maharashtra. Due to the strong winds, water accumulated in many places in Mumbai.

The impact of Cyclone 'Tauktae', which is wreaking havoc in Maharashtra and other western coastal areas, will also be seen in Uttar Pradesh and most parts of the state are likely to rain in the coming days. The meteorological department gave information about this.

JP Gupta, director of the regional meteorological center at Lucknow, told on Monday that the impact of cyclonic storm 'Tauktae' will soon be seen in Uttar Pradesh as well and as a result of this, on May 19, most areas of the state will receive rains. There is a possibility.

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