Agartala:
With cyclone Mahasen likely to hit Tripura tonight, the state may witness heavy rains and a gale of 50-60 km per hour, the met office said.
"There is likely to be heavy rain in the state in the next two days with wind blowing in 50 to 60 km speed per hour," Met Director Dilip Saha told PTI.
"The effects of the cyclone might slightly be felt in southern and eastern part of the state from tonight. We have not found anything to sound an alert," Mr Saha said.
The state disaster management department, however, alerted people of Kanchanpur and Gandaceherra subdivisions of northern and eastern part of the state and Amarpur and Sabroom
subdivisions of Southern Tripura about the cyclone, official sources said.
The cyclone had hit Bangladesh earlier in the day and is likely to move northeasterly further and may cross Chittagong-Cox's Bazar coast during the day.
The Sabroom border in southern Tripura is located about 75 Km from the Bay of Bengal in Chittagong division of the neighbouring country.
"There is likely to be heavy rain in the state in the next two days with wind blowing in 50 to 60 km speed per hour," Met Director Dilip Saha told PTI.
"The effects of the cyclone might slightly be felt in southern and eastern part of the state from tonight. We have not found anything to sound an alert," Mr Saha said.
The state disaster management department, however, alerted people of Kanchanpur and Gandaceherra subdivisions of northern and eastern part of the state and Amarpur and Sabroom
subdivisions of Southern Tripura about the cyclone, official sources said.
The cyclone had hit Bangladesh earlier in the day and is likely to move northeasterly further and may cross Chittagong-Cox's Bazar coast during the day.
The Sabroom border in southern Tripura is located about 75 Km from the Bay of Bengal in Chittagong division of the neighbouring country.
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