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Cyclone Ockhi Live Updates: Relief For Gujarat, Maharashtra As Storm Weakens In Arabian Sea
Cyclone Ockhi has weakened into a depression and will not hit the Gujarat coast near Surat as predicted earlier, the Meteorological Centre said. Though it will bring light to moderate rain in several parts of Gujarat for the next three days.
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Cyclone Ockhi: Rain Lashes Mumbai, Will Make Landfall Near Surat
Cyclone Ockhi that held the "very severe" status has weakened into a "severe" cyclone and will make landfall near Surat and the Gulf of Khambat in Gujarat as a deep depression early on Wednesday, the Met Office has said
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Cyclone Ockhi Live Updates: Mumbai Schools Closed, 1,540 Rescued From Other States
Maharashtra government declared holiday in schools and colleges in Mumbai and adjoining districts tomorrow, as a precautionary measure against Cylcone Ockhi.
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Cyclone Ockhi LIVE Updates: Over 900 Kerala Fishermen Caught In Sea Reach Maharashtra Coast
The intensification of a depression over the Bay of Bengal on Thursday caused a cyclone, named Ockhi. In its course the cyclone wreaked havoc in coastal Tamil Nadu and Kerala before battering Lakshadweep.
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Cyclone Ockhi Batters Kerala, Tamil Nadu; Warships Sent For Rescue Operations
Cyclone Ockhi, which claimed 13 lives in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, has now moved beyond Lakshadweep, the weather department said bringing huge relief to the people of the rain-battered states. However, many fishermen are still missing and warships have been deployed to comb the southeastern coast for fishing boats missing in wild seas.
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Cyclone Ockhi Live Updates: 7 Dead In Kerala And 6 In Tamil Nadu; Lakshadweep On Red Alert
7 people have died in coastal Kerala and 6 in Tamil Nadu and nearly 90 fishermen are missing as a depression above the Bay of Bengal turned into a cyclonic storm. Cyclone Ockhi intensified into a severe cyclonic storm and moved towards Lakshadweep today after causing heavy rain that has left around 13 people dead in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The Navy ...
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Cyclone Ockhi Live Updates: Relief For Gujarat, Maharashtra As Storm Weakens In Arabian Sea
Cyclone Ockhi has weakened into a depression and will not hit the Gujarat coast near Surat as predicted earlier, the Meteorological Centre said. Though it will bring light to moderate rain in several parts of Gujarat for the next three days.
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Cyclone Ockhi: Rain Lashes Mumbai, Will Make Landfall Near Surat
Cyclone Ockhi that held the "very severe" status has weakened into a "severe" cyclone and will make landfall near Surat and the Gulf of Khambat in Gujarat as a deep depression early on Wednesday, the Met Office has said
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Cyclone Ockhi Live Updates: Mumbai Schools Closed, 1,540 Rescued From Other States
Maharashtra government declared holiday in schools and colleges in Mumbai and adjoining districts tomorrow, as a precautionary measure against Cylcone Ockhi.
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Cyclone Ockhi LIVE Updates: Over 900 Kerala Fishermen Caught In Sea Reach Maharashtra Coast
The intensification of a depression over the Bay of Bengal on Thursday caused a cyclone, named Ockhi. In its course the cyclone wreaked havoc in coastal Tamil Nadu and Kerala before battering Lakshadweep.
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Cyclone Ockhi Batters Kerala, Tamil Nadu; Warships Sent For Rescue Operations
Cyclone Ockhi, which claimed 13 lives in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, has now moved beyond Lakshadweep, the weather department said bringing huge relief to the people of the rain-battered states. However, many fishermen are still missing and warships have been deployed to comb the southeastern coast for fishing boats missing in wild seas.
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Cyclone Ockhi Live Updates: 7 Dead In Kerala And 6 In Tamil Nadu; Lakshadweep On Red Alert
7 people have died in coastal Kerala and 6 in Tamil Nadu and nearly 90 fishermen are missing as a depression above the Bay of Bengal turned into a cyclonic storm. Cyclone Ockhi intensified into a severe cyclonic storm and moved towards Lakshadweep today after causing heavy rain that has left around 13 people dead in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The Navy ...
