The wind power of the 120 km winding remedium formed in the Bay of Bengal towards Bangladesh has reached 180 km of the coast. Officials of the Indian Meteorological Department said that the speed of the arrival of this waterfall is compared to the previous season of this long sea. Remal may hit the coastal area of Khepupa in Bangladesh and Sagar Island in West Bengal between 6 pm and 11 pm on Sunday.
Somnath Dutta, a scientist in India's weather department, said that Cyclone Remal is heading towards North Bay of Bengal at a speed of 13 km in the last 6 hours. Currently, the cyclone is located in the southwest of Khepupara in Bangladesh where the wind speed has reached up to 95 to 105 km per hour.
‘The cyclone will move further northward. It will cross the area between Sea Island and Khepupara on Sunday midnight. The maximum speed of that wind can be 110 to 120 kmph. But it can climb up to 135 km in the form of a dam or a swarm.‘
Meanwhile, on Sunday afternoon, the last special bulletin number 13 of the Bangladesh Meteorological Directorate said that according to the last position, the cyclone is located 180 km south of the sea port.
It is said that the same area is located in the northwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas, which is located in the same area in the northward direction, 325 km southwest of Chittagong sea port, 310 km southwest of Cox's Bazar sea port, 200 km south of Mongla sea port and 180 km south of the sea port.
‘Bangladesh's coastal area has continued to move further north due to the influence of the tip of the strong cyclone. It will continue to cross the center of the Khepupaja coast in the next 3-4 hours from 6 pm on May 26 from 6 pm on May 26 from 6 pm onwards‘.’
The maximum wind speed is 90 kmph at an hour of 60 km of the 64 km of the cyclone remel center, which is growing in the form of a gust or swarm, which is growing up to 120 km. The area near the center of the strong cyclone is troubling the sea.
Coastal District Khulna, Satkhira, Bagerhat, Pirojpur, Jhalkathi, Barguna, Barisal, Bhola, Pattukhali and their outer islands and chars will be covered by 10 (ten) disaster signal number 10 (ten) and Mongla seaport has been asked to see the number 10 (ten) calibration signal.
Cox's Bazar and Chittagong seaports have been asked to see the disaster signal number 9 (N), the Directorate of Awaatha, Khulna, Satkhira, Bagerhat, Pirojpur, Jhalkathi, Barguna, Barisal, Bhola, Patukhali, Feni, No'akhali, Laxmipur, Chandpur, Chittagong and Cox's Bazar districts have been asked to see 4 (four) naval numbers of Nau-Bipad signals.
The Department of Meteorology has warned that the southern districts may be flooded by 8 to 10 feet of floods due to the influence of the forefront of the strong cyclone. Due to the influence of the flood, the incidents of landslides in Cox's Bazar, Bandarban, Rangamati and Chittagong may also occur.
"It could be extremely dangerous, the highest signal in Bangladesh's meteorological warning signal," said Azizur Rahman, director of the Bangladesh Meteorological Department of Bangladesh, in remed's velocity.
The 10th disaster signal means that the port can be affected by the severity of the storm when it crosses the coast, which is the 11th communication signal that has been cut off with the weather signals and the local weather officer said the situation was disastrous.
