Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Gaël Rangain
Published on 2024-02-20 18:31:43
The country remains on cyclonic alert class 1. This is what emerges from the third cyclonic bulletin issued on Tuesday evening at 10:10 pm by the Vacoas meteorological station.
According to the latest statement, Eleanor is starting to move in a southward direction. The moderate tropical storm is located approximately 650 km north of the country and is currently moving in a southward direction at a speed of 10 km/h.
Based on the numerical data, Eleanor could take a south-southwest direction. On this trajectory, it poses a potential threat to the country.
The weather will deteriorate during the evening of tomorrow, Wednesday, February 21.
The Vacoas weather station specifies that the country could be placed on cyclonic alert class 2 as early as tomorrow, Wednesday, February 21, starting from 04:10 am.
The country is being urged to take necessary precautions and stay updated with the latest weather advisories. It is important to secure loose objects, stay indoors, and avoid unnecessary travel during the cyclonic alert period.
It is advisable for residents to prepare emergency kits with essential supplies, such as food, water, first aid supplies, and important documents. It is also recommended to have a battery-operated radio to stay informed in case of power outages.
The authorities are closely monitoring the situation and will provide regular updates as the cyclonic alert progresses. It is important for everyone to stay informed, follow instructions from local authorities, and prioritize safety during this time.
A potential cyclone poses risks to life and property, and it is crucial for individuals to be prepared and vigilant. As the situation unfolds, it is important to remain calm and follow safety guidelines to minimize the impact of the cyclone.
The government and relevant agencies are prepared to respond to any emergency situations and provide assistance to those affected by the cyclonic conditions.
The public is urged to stay updated through official channels and refrain from spreading unverified information. It is important to rely on credible sources for accurate and timely updates on the cyclonic alert and its potential impact on the country.
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