The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has warned of a possible cyclonic storm affecting Pakistan’s coastal regions. There is cyclonic activity occurring near the east-central Arabian Sea, and a low-pressure area is expected to form around October 9 due to a weather system developing over South Kerala, India.
This system is predicted to move northwest toward Pakistan’s coast, with the potential for landfall in the third week of October. Given these developments, the NDMA is urging people living in coastal areas and local authorities to stay alert and prepare for any impacts from the storm.
Residents are advised to take necessary precautions, including securing their homes and being ready for potential evacuations if needed. It’s essential to keep updated with weather forecasts and follow guidance from local authorities to ensure safety.
The NDMA emphasizes the importance of being proactive during such weather events, as they can cause significant disruptions and risks. By remaining informed and prepared, communities can better protect themselves and respond effectively if a storm does impact the region.
