'Bulbul' will hit the Sundarbans in the evening-পশ্চিমবঙ্গের সুন্দরবনে সন্ধ্যায় আঘাত হানবে ‘বুলবুল’

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The cyclone 'Bulbul' is gaining momentum, and this time, the coast of Odisha is coming to West Bengal. The light bulb could be hit early Saturday evening in the Sunderdavan region of the Sundarbans in the south 24 parganas of West Bengal. The impact of bulbul started on Friday afternoon in Kolkata and six districts including Kolkata. The wind blows.

The rain has increased since Saturday morning. The rising breeze. The state government has already removed the inhabitants of the sea. People from the rest of the area are also being evacuated.


The Kolkata's Alipore Meteorological Office says it was predicted to hit the bulb on Sunday. But with the rise of the bulb momentum, there was a possibility of wind blowing through the Sagardeep area of ​​West Bengal on Saturday evening.

Alipore Meteorological Office Officer Ganesh Kumar Das said that strict warnings have been issued in Kolkata, East and West Midnapore, North and South 24 Parganas, Howrah and Jhargram.

Bulbul may first hit the SagarDeep of South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. On Friday evening, the weather office was told that the bulbule was located about 5 km from the sea. Today, it is said Saturday that the bulbule is now 3 km away. Later this evening, the bulbule will hit the Sagradeep and Khepupara areas of Bangladesh. The weather will change if Bulbul moves from West Bengal to Bangladesh. The speed of these bulbs can range from 3km to 5km per hour.

The state government has set up a control room at Kolkata's State Secretariat, Navan. The state disaster disaster team has been prepared. The state government has declared holidays for all schools in those districts including Kolkata. The petition has said that the closure of colleges in those six districts. In addition, applications have been made to close the English medium and private schools in those districts.

In the Sundarbans area, five shelters have been prepared for Kakadwip, Sagar, stone idol and Namkhana. Those who came to the shelter yesterday were given dry food. These areas are reported to be under the influence of microbes. West Bengal's Digha, Bakkhali, Mandarmani, Fraserganj areas have been banned by government from traveling on the beach to tourists and locals. Fishermen going to sea have been asked to return immediately. Although Dighar Fisheries Association has said that all Dighar fishing trawlers are back yesterday.

Kolkata Mayor Farhad Hakim said, “The Kolkata Municipality has taken adequate measures to deal with bulbul. We will also face bulbul as we faced Phani. Like Pani fled in preparation for us this time, the bulbs will also escape. '