The cyclone ‘Dana’ formed in the Bay of Bengal has been formed in the strong cyclone, which is said to have intensified in the coastal areas of Bangladesh and the islands and chars, which are said to be heavy to heavy rains with winds. At present, the cyclone ‘Dana’ is said to be staying 475 km from the sea port.
According to the notification, the strong cyclone ‘Dana’ stationed in the east Central-Bengali and adjoining West Central Bay of Bengal area and adjoining West Central Bay of Bengal is currently in the West Central-Bay Bengal and adjoining Northwest Bay of Bengal (18.47 North Latitude and 88.00 East Longitude).
It was located 595 km southwest of Chittagong seaport, 555 km southwest of Cox's Bazar seaport, 485 km south of Mongla seaport and 475 km south-southwest from Payra seaport at 6 am today (October 24).
Heavy (44-88 mm) to very heavy (89 mm) rains may occur over the coastal areas of North Bay of Bengal and adjacent Bangladesh and its nearby islands and chars due to the influence of the foremost part of the cyclone.
The maximum sustained wind speed is 90 km/h within 64 km of the center of the cyclone, which is increasing up to 110 km per hour in the form of gusts or gusts. The sea is very rough in the area near the center of the severe cyclone.
As a result, Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Payra seaports have been asked to show local warning signals No. 3. Fishing boats and trawlers stationed in the North Bay of Bengal and the deep sea have been asked to remain in safe shelter until further notice.
