The risk of cyclone Mokha is issued by the International Disaster Alert Organization Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System (GDACS).
GDACS is a cooperative frame-mark of the United Nations and European Commission on Friday (May 12) to announce the issuance of Red Alert on their website.
The organization has found that 28 lakh people are at risk of Mokha, among them 200,000 people in Rakhine State and Bangladesh, 800,000 people are in the Rakhine State of Mitnanmar and Bangladesh may hit the Mekha coast at 10 am on Sunday (May 14).
Meanwhile, the Directorate of Weather (BMAD), India's Meteorological Directorate (IMD), the cyclone monitoring organization created in the North Indian Sea, the regional specialty weather poisoning center (RSMC) also knows that it may hit the Mokha coast as a very strong cyclone.
The maximum wind speed of the Esmut is 175 km, and the BMD has already asked for the 8th disaster signal at the sea port.
