Odisha Deputy CM Reviews Preparedness for Cyclone Arnab; 31 NDRF Teams Deployed Across Five States

Odishas Deputy Chief Minister, Pramila Mallick, conducted a thorough review of the states preparedness for Cyclone Arnab during a recent meeting with senior officials. This proactive assessment was coordinated with the India Meteorological Department (IMD), emphasizing the need for stringent measures to ensure public safety.

In advance of Cyclone Arnabs anticipated landfall, 31 teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have been strategically deployed across five states, including Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. The NDRF teams, which are equipped to respond quickly to emergencies, will play a critical role in aiding affected communities and facilitating evacuations if necessary.

Deputy Chief Minister Mallick underscored the importance of preparedness, encouraging officials to remain vigilant and to actively reach out to communities that may be impacted by the cyclone. She highlighted that collecting relevant information and maintaining communication is vital to minimize any disruptions caused by the cyclone.

Authorities are also prioritizing the continuity of essential services, including access to healthcare and emergency response mechanisms. The state government has assured that measures are in place to address any challenges that arise during the cyclone’s impact.

As the situation develops, the government is urging residents in vulnerable areas to stay informed through local media and official announcements. The safety and well-being of the citizens remain a top priority as the state braces for Cyclone Arnab’s approach.