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Cyclone Amphan: Indian Coast Guard issue alerts over broadcast through Remote Operating Station in Odisha

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Cyclone Amphan: Indian Coast Guard issue alerts over broadcast through Remote Operating Station in Odisha

Cyclone Amphan: Indian Coast Guard issue alerts over broadcast through Remote Operating Station in Odisha

Indian Coast Guard, through Remote Operating Station in Paradeep, is issuing alerts over broadcast for merchant vessels, international vessels and fishing boats, asking them to stay away from sea.

Indian Coast Guard has also deployed two of its ships and patrol boats to monitor situation.

All other arrangements have been made by them in light of Amphan Cyclone.

Cyclone Amphan is likely to hit Indian coasts on May 20.


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