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Many go with domestic animals, and the administration is running the administration to take the unsafe people to the shelter before the disaster, while others are running away from their desired places.
The victims said that in the past, there is a lot of damage that has caused massive damage including landslides and floods, and there is panic among those who have seen the 1991 cyclone and flood.
Meanwhile, Cox's Bazar district administration has taken various initiatives to protect the disaster management and potential damage. In the past disaster, more than 20 people lost their lives in the Rohingya camp including Teknaf. And more than half a hundred people died in Cox's Bazar. This time, efforts are being made to keep the number of deaths zero in the Pahadhas, Cox's Bazar District Commissioner (DC) Muhammad Shahin.
Deputy Commissioner of Cox's Bazar Muhammad Shaheen Imran said that by Saturday evening, 576 cyclone shelters, educational institutions, hotels and motels including 636 shelters will be brought to a safe haven for 186,000 coastal residents.
At night, 300,000 people are being tried to come to the shelter, and 93 medical teams have been formed in the disaster service. 100 seats have been allocated for treatment in cyclone disasters at Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital.
55 hotels in the tourist zone have also been declared as shelters and the restaurants of Bangladesh Restaurant Owners Association Cox's Bazar district branch will provide free food to the hotel dependents.
Abul Kasem, president of Cox's Bazar Hotel-Motel and Guest House Owners Association, said, "We have declared 55 hotels, motels and guest houses shelters, which will take shelter at least half a million people.
Earlier, the district administration declared all the hotels and motels and resorts of St. Martin Island as shelters.
Naimul Haque Tutul, president of Bangladesh Restaurant Owners Association Cox's Bazar district branch, said that free food will be provided to the hotels by the restaurants for humanitarian reasons and 3000 packets of food have already been provided on Saturday afternoon.
Meanwhile, it has been asked to show the 10th disaster signal in Cox's Bazar from Saturday afternoon. In the meantime, the impact of the cyclone has started to rain down the influence of the cyclone. Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Md. Kamruzzaman.
The sky of the island has been cloudy since Friday evening, said Noor Mohammad, a resident of St. Martin, and the water of the sea has been flowing in the sea. Light wind is blowing with the drizzle.
There is panic among those who have seen the 1991 cyclone and floods. There is no road to the island if there is an accident. Jubater said, the residents living in the foothills of our village are in danger of the collapse. The upazila administration has advised everyone to be careful.
Saiful Islam, a resident of Hoikang, said, "In the past cyclone, many people have died in our area, we are very scared to hear the cyclone in this year, especially the people in the mountains are unsafe."
Kamal Hossain, the sailor of Unchiprang camp, said, "The Rohingyas on the hill side or on the hill are spending in fear. Even if it rains heavily, the mountains will be destroyed. But we are very happy to hear the cyclone Mokha's swarm."
Mojibur Rahman, Chetman of the St. Martin Union Council, said that the campaign is being carried out by warning the islanders of the disaster, schools, madrasas and cyclone shelters are being prepared to keep people safe.
Since Saturday evening, the seaside residents have started coming to the shelters and the families around the cyclone shelter have prepared to move when the disaster starts, and the cheeter man Mujib requested everyone to deal with the situation with patience and not panic.
Noor Ahmad Annori, chairman of the Hoikong Uniton Parishad, said that people are being requested to move safely from the dangerous areas of the Pahaji area, including the cyclone.
Teknaf UNO. Kamruzzaman said, there are all preparations to deal with the cyclone. In St. Martin Island, BGB, Police, Coast Guard members have been on alert. The hotline has been opened. The Commissioner of Relief and Repatriation (Joint Secretary) Mohammad Mizanur Rahman said that the Rohingyas have been prepared for the safety of the cyclone and the school will be ready to deal with the situation.
The camp has also prepared disaster response, including Red Crescent Society, Red Cross, Medical Team, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, and other donor organizations, and the disaster prepared in the event of disaster prepared by cash and dry food.
Meanwhile, till Saturday evening, the weather does not show any contrast, the hustle and bustle of the ‘Mokha’ to see the hustle and bustle of the beach. People of various people in the city are discussing on the beach area on Friday and Saturday.
Additional District Magistrate (ADM) of Cox's Bazar Abu Sufitan said, 10th disaster signal has started to be severed from Saturday afternoon. Cyclone Mokha has started to keep 576 cyclone shelters ready in each upazila milliloget district of the district.
District Disaster and Relief Officer Jahangir Alam said, "The cyclone has been delivered in cash for the time being before and after the cyclone, three tons of biscuits, three tons of drycake, purification tablets, and the next Sampling production, money and other relief materials are in stock.
Meanwhile, due to the heavy rains caused by the cyclone ‘Mokha’ in the Bay of Bengal, there is a risk of landslides in the hilly areas of Cox's Bazar, Bandarban, Rangamati and Chittagong, according to the special notification number 15 of the Department of Abhavata Directorate.
According to the notification, heavy rains (44 to 88 mm) to very heavy (289 mm) from the coastal areas of Chittagong and Barisal divisions may start from Saturday night. Due to heavy rains, landslides may occur in the hilly areas of Cox's Bazar, Bandarban, Rangamati, Khagrachari and Chittagong.
