The cyclone has been named Mekunu, which is a Maldivian name, because it originated in the southwest Arabian Sea. The cyclone formed northwest of Maldives and west of India's Lakshadweep Islands.
PANAJI: The lifeguard agency manning Goa's beaches has advised people not to venture out to sea for 72 hours starting Thursday evening. The advisory has been issued because of cyclonic storm 'Mekunu' in the Arabian Sea.
"The cyclonic storm Mekunu brewing in the south-west Arabian Sea is expected to impact sea conditions," said a statement from Drishti Marine, the agency appointed by the state government for life guard duties.
Rough seas and high-speed winds are expected over the next three days, the advisory stated, adding that there is a possibility of surge of waves during high tide in the low-lying areas.
Cyclone Mekunu is currently heading north in the Arabian Sea and is expected to make landfall somewhere between Salalah - a city in Oman - and the border with Yemen. The expected time for landfall is between this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
"The cyclonic storm Mekunu brewing in the south-west Arabian Sea is expected to impact sea conditions," said a statement from Drishti Marine, the agency appointed by the state government for life guard duties.
Cyclone Mekunu is currently heading north in the Arabian Sea and is expected to make landfall somewhere between Salalah - a city in Oman - and the border with Yemen. The expected time for landfall is between this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
PANAJI: The lifeguard agency manning Goa's beaches has advised people not to venture out to sea for 72 hours starting Thursday evening. The advisory has been issued because of cyclonic storm 'Mekunu' in the Arabian Sea.
"The cyclonic storm Mekunu brewing in the south-west Arabian Sea is expected to impact sea conditions," said a statement from Drishti Marine, the agency appointed by the state government for life guard duties.
Rough seas and high-speed winds are expected over the next three days, the advisory stated, adding that there is a possibility of surge of waves during high tide in the low-lying areas.
Cyclone Mekunu is currently heading north in the Arabian Sea and is expected to make landfall somewhere between Salalah - a city in Oman - and the border with Yemen. The expected time for landfall is between this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
"The cyclonic storm Mekunu brewing in the south-west Arabian Sea is expected to impact sea conditions," said a statement from Drishti Marine, the agency appointed by the state government for life guard duties.
Cyclone Mekunu is currently heading north in the Arabian Sea and is expected to make landfall somewhere between Salalah - a city in Oman - and the border with Yemen. The expected time for landfall is between this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
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