Tropical storm leaves Philippines with 6 dead, 2 missing
Tropical storm Bebinca left the Philippines with six dead and at least two missing, the Philippine government said on Sunday.
Tropical storm Bebinca left the Philippines with six dead and at least two missing, the Philippine government said on Sunday.
According to the information received from the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC), the system was closest to Sagar Islands at a distance of about 660km in the south-southeast.
Temperatures also soared across the UK due to the storm, which is reportedly expected to last until Sunday.
Expressing profound concern over the incurred losses in various northeastern states, the home minister urged BJP workers to extend their full support to those impacted by the wrath of nature.
Shortly after storm Ciaran lashed Western Europe, the region now braces for yet another storm, Domingos.
It lay over central parts of south Bay of Bengal on Wednesday and is likely to move east-northeast wards to become a well marked low pressure area over southeast BOB and adjoining south Andaman sea around 19 March.
Yesterday’s Low Pressure area over central parts of Andaman Sea moved west-northwestwards and became a Well marked Low Pressure Area over southeast Bay of Bengal & adjoining Andaman Sea in the early morning (0530 hrs IST) on 2 December.
The farmers decided to reinforce their 'camp' after a recent storm and rain blew off the tents.
The cyclone is very likely to move further northwestwards and weaken gradually into a depression during next 12 hours. The storm had commenced the landfall process around 9 a.m. on Wednesday.
The Very Severe Cyclonic Storm ‘AMPHAN’ (pronounced as UM-PUN) over the central parts of South Bay of Bengal moved north-northeastwards with a speed of 13 kmph during past six hours.
