The weather office has asked Chittagong and Cox's Bazar sea ports to show danger signal number five and Patra and Mongla ports, which are within 500 km of the cyclone ‘Mora’ Bangladesh coast.
Shasuddin Ahmed, director of the weather department, said that the cyclone Mora may move further north and cross the Chittagong-Cox's Bazar coast on Tuesday morning. In the coastal districts of the cyclone, the bells may be hit by 70 to 90 kilometers in a velocity of 70 to 90 km.
east - The central Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas have formed a deep depression, forming a cyclone on Sunday midnight. The vortex has been named ‘Mora’.
The Department of Weather has come to the 500 km of the eastern-central Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas, which has been asked to see the number seven danger signal and Patra and Mongla port to see the number five danger signal.
Fishing boats and trawlers stationed in North Bay of Bengal and deep sea have been asked to go to safe havens and remain in safe shelter until further orders.
Director of Abhawa Director Director Shamchuddin Ahmed told the media that on Monday morning, Cyclone ‘Mora’ was stationed 570 km from Chittagong port, 490 km from Cox's Bazar coast, 620 from Mongla sea port and 555 km from Patra seaport.
According to the information from the Directorate of Weather today at 8 am, the cyclone ‘Mora’ will become more concentrated in the next 18 hours. The cyclone will move further north and cross the Chittagong and Cox's Bazar coast tomorrow morning.
shin - The name of the cyclone is fixed in order from the list of panels of eight countries in the sea shore of the Pacific Ocean region and the World Weather Organization.