Kolkata, Expressing concern over the imminent landfall of severe cyclone Rema in coastal areas of West Bengal on Sunday midnight, Governor Dr CV Anand Bose said he is closely monitoring the situation and is taking all necessary steps to ensure a coordinated response in the state. All necessary steps are being taken. And are in constant touch with central experts. To deal with this.
Bose stressed the importance of safety for residents of coastal areas of Bengal and urged them to follow standard operating procedures (SOP) for cyclones.
"Governor Bose is monitoring the situation and is in touch with experts and officials from the state and the Center for a coordinated effort to deal with the cyclone," the West Bengal Raj Bhavan posted on Twitter.
“Governor Bose wishes for the safety and well-being of all citizens – especially those living in coastal areas – as the impending cyclone Remal is expected to make landfall within a few hours. It is important to follow standard cyclone-related procedures issued by the competent authorities,” the post said.Bose has also called upon the public to remain alert and united to face the storm.
The message further said, “In this hour of need, we all must come together with confidence and determination. We will undoubtedly weather the storm. Governor Bose urged everyone to remain alert and follow the instructions and updates issued by the disaster management authorities. Follow it carefully.,
Raj Bhavan has made itself available for 24x7 assistance on 033-220 1641. According to the Meteorological Department, Severe Cyclonic Storm Remal Ha has intensified and is likely to hit the coasts of Bangladesh and adjacent West Bengal by Sunday midnight. It is estimated that the maximum speed of the storm may be 110-120 km per hour and strong winds may reach up to 13 km per hour.
The severe cyclone is expected to cause extremely heavy rainfall in the coastal districts of the state and heavy to very heavy rainfall in Kolkata and its adjoining areas.
Bose stressed the importance of safety for residents of coastal areas of Bengal and urged them to follow standard operating procedures (SOP) for cyclones.
"Governor Bose is monitoring the situation and is in touch with experts and officials from the state and the Center for a coordinated effort to deal with the cyclone," the West Bengal Raj Bhavan posted on Twitter.
“Governor Bose wishes for the safety and well-being of all citizens – especially those living in coastal areas – as the impending cyclone Remal is expected to make landfall within a few hours. It is important to follow standard cyclone-related procedures issued by the competent authorities,” the post said.Bose has also called upon the public to remain alert and united to face the storm.
The message further said, “In this hour of need, we all must come together with confidence and determination. We will undoubtedly weather the storm. Governor Bose urged everyone to remain alert and follow the instructions and updates issued by the disaster management authorities. Follow it carefully.,
Raj Bhavan has made itself available for 24x7 assistance on 033-220 1641. According to the Meteorological Department, Severe Cyclonic Storm Remal Ha has intensified and is likely to hit the coasts of Bangladesh and adjacent West Bengal by Sunday midnight. It is estimated that the maximum speed of the storm may be 110-120 km per hour and strong winds may reach up to 13 km per hour.
The severe cyclone is expected to cause extremely heavy rainfall in the coastal districts of the state and heavy to very heavy rainfall in Kolkata and its adjoining areas.
