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Pakistan "Largely Spared" As Cyclone Biparjoy Weakens After Landfall
Pakistan was largely spared the full force of Cyclone Biparjoy which weakened into a severe cyclonic storm on Friday after making landfall in Gujarat, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake in the Indian state.
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Pakistan Begins To Evacuate 80,000 In Path Of Cyclone Biparjoy
Pakistan authorities on Monday began an evacuation effort to move 80,000 citizens out of the path of an approaching cyclone, which is expected to bring winds of up to 120 kilometres per hour.
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Cyclone Biparjoy To Hit Pakistan's Sindh Today, 66,000 People Evacuated
Pakistan Climate Energy Minister Sherry Rehman on Wednesday said that Cyclone Biparjoy will hit Sindh's Keti Bandar on Thursday at 11 am (local time), Pakistan-based Geo News reported.
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After Landfall, Cyclone Biparjoy Will Bring Rain To These States
Cyclone Biparjoy: Triggered by Cyclone Biparjoy, rainfall is expected in Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, New Delhi and Uttar Pradesh in the next four days, weather forecasting agency Skymet told NDTV.
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As Cyclone Biparjoy Approaches, Nearly 57,000 Evacuate Homes In Pakistan
Strong winds, showers and high tides heralded the arrival of Cyclone Biparjoy, which means disaster or calamity in Bengali.
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Red Alert, Thousands Evacuated As Biparjoy Heads To Gujarat: 10 Facts
Cyclone Biparjoy is expected to make landfall in Gujarat's Saurashtra and Kutch regions and adjoining Pakistan coasts tomorrow evening. The storm is currently located over the east-central Arabian Sea, about 350 kilometers southwest of Porbandar.
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'Biparjoy' To Hit Gujarat - A List Of Some Of India's Deadliest Cyclones
Cyclone 'Biparjoy' which weakened from an 'extremely severe' to 'very severe' cyclone is expected to make landfall in Gujarat and Pakistan on Thursday.
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21,000 Evacuated As Gujarat Preps For Cyclone Biparjoy: 10 Facts
Cyclone Biparjoy, expected to make landfall between Gujarat and Pakistan on Thursday, will have "extensive damaging potential," the met office has said. It can cause tidal waves in coastal areas and damage crops, houses, roads, power and phone lines.
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Ahead Of Cyclone Biparjoy, Pakistan Orders Evacuation Of 80,000 People
Pakistan on Monday started evacuating thousands of people from the low-lying coastal areas in the southern Sindh province as the fast-approaching severe Cyclone Biparjoy is likely to hit the coastline later this week.
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"Safely Evacuate People In Vulnerable Locations": PM In Meet On Cyclone Biparjoy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held a review meeting as cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm". It is likely to make landfall between Gujarat's Kutch and Karachi in Pakistan on Thursday afternoon.
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"Extremely Severe" Cyclone Biparjoy Likely To Hit Gujarat, Pakistan On June 15: IMD
Cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm" on Sunday morning and is likely to make landfall between the Kutch district of Gujarat and Karachi in Pakistan on June 15, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
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Pakistan "Largely Spared" As Cyclone Biparjoy Weakens After Landfall
Pakistan was largely spared the full force of Cyclone Biparjoy which weakened into a severe cyclonic storm on Friday after making landfall in Gujarat, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake in the Indian state.
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Pakistan Begins To Evacuate 80,000 In Path Of Cyclone Biparjoy
Pakistan authorities on Monday began an evacuation effort to move 80,000 citizens out of the path of an approaching cyclone, which is expected to bring winds of up to 120 kilometres per hour.
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Cyclone Biparjoy To Hit Pakistan's Sindh Today, 66,000 People Evacuated
Pakistan Climate Energy Minister Sherry Rehman on Wednesday said that Cyclone Biparjoy will hit Sindh's Keti Bandar on Thursday at 11 am (local time), Pakistan-based Geo News reported.
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After Landfall, Cyclone Biparjoy Will Bring Rain To These States
Cyclone Biparjoy: Triggered by Cyclone Biparjoy, rainfall is expected in Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, New Delhi and Uttar Pradesh in the next four days, weather forecasting agency Skymet told NDTV.
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As Cyclone Biparjoy Approaches, Nearly 57,000 Evacuate Homes In Pakistan
Strong winds, showers and high tides heralded the arrival of Cyclone Biparjoy, which means disaster or calamity in Bengali.
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Red Alert, Thousands Evacuated As Biparjoy Heads To Gujarat: 10 Facts
Cyclone Biparjoy is expected to make landfall in Gujarat's Saurashtra and Kutch regions and adjoining Pakistan coasts tomorrow evening. The storm is currently located over the east-central Arabian Sea, about 350 kilometers southwest of Porbandar.
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'Biparjoy' To Hit Gujarat - A List Of Some Of India's Deadliest Cyclones
Cyclone 'Biparjoy' which weakened from an 'extremely severe' to 'very severe' cyclone is expected to make landfall in Gujarat and Pakistan on Thursday.
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21,000 Evacuated As Gujarat Preps For Cyclone Biparjoy: 10 Facts
Cyclone Biparjoy, expected to make landfall between Gujarat and Pakistan on Thursday, will have "extensive damaging potential," the met office has said. It can cause tidal waves in coastal areas and damage crops, houses, roads, power and phone lines.
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Ahead Of Cyclone Biparjoy, Pakistan Orders Evacuation Of 80,000 People
Pakistan on Monday started evacuating thousands of people from the low-lying coastal areas in the southern Sindh province as the fast-approaching severe Cyclone Biparjoy is likely to hit the coastline later this week.
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"Safely Evacuate People In Vulnerable Locations": PM In Meet On Cyclone Biparjoy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held a review meeting as cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm". It is likely to make landfall between Gujarat's Kutch and Karachi in Pakistan on Thursday afternoon.
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"Extremely Severe" Cyclone Biparjoy Likely To Hit Gujarat, Pakistan On June 15: IMD
Cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm" on Sunday morning and is likely to make landfall between the Kutch district of Gujarat and Karachi in Pakistan on June 15, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
