Rain Lashes Odisha as Low Pressure Area Intensifies into Well-marked System

BHUBANESWAR: Authorities, the low pressure area in the Gulf of Bengal on Friday morning ‘well -marked system’ concentrated, the state capital Bhubaneswar, including Odisha’nın heavy rain polluted.
According to a morning bulletin published by the Department of Meteorology (IMD), the low pressure area has concentrated into a ‘well -marked system’ and may become a depression in the next 24 hours.
“On the morning of September 27, South Odisha-North andhra Pradesh will pass the shores.” He said. Under the influence, the entire state will receive heavy rainfall and will give the IMD, a warning ‘(updated) of extremely heavy rainfall for IMD, Koraput and Malgangiri regions. A senior air scientist at the Bhubaneswar Meteorology Center, he said he would get very heavy rainfall in all regions in the southern region.
Meanwhile, the Malgangiri Regional Administration, which has already canceled the leaves of all government employees after the situation, announced that all schools and educational institutions have been closed.
Malgangiri collector Somsh Kumar Upadhyay, “Continuous rainfall in various parts of the district caused a situation that may be difficult to walk. Therefore, to avoid any unwanted situation and keep the safety of children, all government, help and private schools will remain closed.” He said.
Similarly, Koraput and Nabarangpur regional administrations canceled the leaves of all employees and said that they should be deployed on the headquarters considering the changing weather condition.
Water Resources Department officials, Hirakud Dam was released with the 20 Sluice gate in the upstream flow at 9 o’clock at 9 o’clock Mundali dam near Cuttack, 5.64 Lakh Cusecs flowed, he said.
The department, especially in the Mahanadi Delta, put the regions in the flowing flow to Alert and asked for a flood -like situation if it emerged from the administrations. Cathajodi, Kuakhai, Daya, Bhargavi, including the Mahanadi River’s arms will witness an increase in the water levels, he added.


