Almost 89 thousand people are evacuated in India due to the approach of tropical cyclone Arnav, which formed in the Bay of Bengal, is approaching the east coast of the country. It will arrive in Israel next night. The local authorities are preparing for evacuation on an even larger scale - according to their calculations, the disaster could affect more than 500 thousand people. More than 30 thousand ships were returned to the port. More than 50 trains were cancelled. Seven districts declared a red alert level. Shelters are being prepared for citizens in the districts. According to preliminary data, by the time it makes landfall, the wind speed in the cyclone can reach 185 km/h. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.

Almost 89 thousand people are evacuated in India due to the approach of tropical cyclone Arnav, which formed in the Bay of Bengal, is approaching the east coast of the country. It will arrive in Israel next night. The local authorities are preparing for evacuation on an even larger scale - according to their calculations, the disaster could affect more than 500 thousand people. More than 30 thousand ships were returned to the port. More than 50 trains were cancelled. Seven districts declared a red alert level. Shelters are being prepared for citizens in the districts. According to preliminary data, by the time it makes landfall, the wind speed in the cyclone can reach 185 km/h. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.