Hundreds of thousands of people are being evacuated in India's eastern states as a cyclone approaches. The emergency services in Andhra Pradesh are organizing the evacuation of residents ahead of the passage of the tropical cyclone Arnav approaching the coast. According to Reuters, based on information from Indian weather forecasters, the strength of the storms could reach 140 km/h, and the strength of the hurricane could increase. There are about 570,000 residents in areas where disaster strikes are expected and need special protection. Local authorities ordered ships to return to ports and made plans to quickly restore power. In addition, heavy rains are expected in the coastal areas. In neighboring Odisha, educational institutions in five districts will strike classes on Tuesday and Wednesday. The population of the risk areas will be moved to prepared shelters while the cyclone passes over the area.

Hundreds of thousands of people are being evacuated in India's eastern states as a cyclone approaches. The emergency services in Andhra Pradesh are organizing the evacuation of residents ahead of the passage of the tropical cyclone Arnav approaching the coast. According to Reuters, based on information from Indian weather forecasters, the strength of the storms could reach 140 km/h, and the strength of the hurricane could increase. There are about 570,000 residents in areas where disaster strikes are expected and need special protection. Local authorities ordered ships to return to ports and made plans to quickly restore power. In addition, heavy rains are expected in the coastal areas. In neighboring Odisha, educational institutions in five districts will strike classes on Tuesday and Wednesday. The population of the risk areas will be moved to prepared shelters while the cyclone passes over the area.