Odisha Braces for Heavy Rain Due to Deep Depression, Several Coastal Districts on Alert
- The India Meteorological Department said a Bay of Bengal depression could strengthen into a deep depression and cross between Visakhapatnam and Gopalpur on September 23.
- Odisha deployed personnel and machinery, prepared shelters, and warned fishermen to stay off the sea through September 24.
- Red alerts were issued for parts of southern Odisha because of forecast heavy rain.
- Schools and Anganwadi centres in Khordha district were ordered closed from September 22 through September 24, while staff continued reporting for duty.
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Odisha School Holiday: All Schools and Anganwadi Centres in Khordha District To Remain Closed From September 22-24 | 📰 LatestLY
All schools (pre-primary to Class XII) and Anganwadi centres in Odisha's Khordha district are shut from September 22 to 24 due to heavy rain forecasts. While students stay home, staff report for 24/7 roster duty; scheduled Septemver 22 scholarship exams proceed. Action follows a low-pressure depression system tracked across the region. 📰 Odisha School Holiday: All Schools and Anganwadi Centres in Khordha District To Remain Closed From September…
Odisha gears up as deep depression to bring heavy rain, red alert in 7 districts
Odisha has deployed personnel, machinery and shelters as a deep depression approaches the coast on September 23 night. The focus is on handling very heavy rain and keeping coastal communities and fishermen safe.
A period of heavy rain will begin in Madhya Pradesh on September 23rd. According to the Meteorological Department, strong system activity will be observed on September 24th and 25th. 17 districts may experience extremely heavy or heavy rainfall during these two days. The monsoon has subsided in Bihar, but 15 districts are still affected by floods. According to the Meteorological Department, several districts in Bihar may experience rainfall in t…
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