National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued an alert for cyclonic storm in Arabian Sea that would possibly hit Pakistan.
According to NDMA this storm could affect Pakistan’s coastal areas in the third week of October.
NDMA reported that the storm is currently located near the Lakshadweep Valley in India.
Weather forecasts predicted that this system could intensify into a coastal storm. This storm will move northwest, and then to Pakistan’s coastline within the next two weeks.
NDMA has advised residents of coastal areas to stay vigilant. Department have also advised emergency services to be on high alert.
The NDMA has set high alert in the areas in case storm makes landfall. It has reassured that the department is closely monitoring the situation.
NDMA is working in coordination with all relevant departments for regular updates.
Authorities are also making plans for potential evacuations if necessary. They are working on taking measures to minimize the damage of cyclonic storm.
NDMA has advised the people, who visit coastal areas to act upon safety measures.
Coastal communities are advised to stay alert and keep essential supplies ready. The tourists are encouraged to remain calm but alert.
