YAAS cyclone damage many parts of Odisha,West bengal and Bihar

 Twister Yaas Updates: Will hold survey meeting with PM during his Bengal visit tomorrow, says Mamata 


Twister Yaas Live Tracking, Weather conjecture Today Live Updates: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will hold an audit meeting over effect of Cyclone Yaas with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the state on Friday, she said. 


PM Modi will visit both Odisha and West Bengal on Friday to audit the impacts of typhoon in the two waterfront states. The PM will initially make a visit to Bhubaneswar where he will hold a survey meeting. He will at that point continue for an airborne study in the influenced spaces of Balasore, Bhadrak and Purba Medinipur. Following this, PM Modi will participate in a survey meeting in West Bengal. 


As typhoon 'Yaas' keeps on attacking India's eastern coast, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen led an elevated overview to survey the degree of harm in the state today. In any case, the cyclonic tempest debilitated into a profound sadness over southern Jharkhand and bordering Odisha late on Thursday, as indicated by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). It is probably going to move northwestward and bit by bit debilitate into a downturn sometime in the afternoon, the IMD said. 


In the interim, a representative for UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said the world body was prepared to help the country in its aid ventures in the event that it required assistance. "From South Asia, which is being affected presently by Tropical Cyclone Yaas, our helpful associates reveal to us that we have enacted typhoon readiness measures and prepositioned supplies of food and different things," representative Stephane Dujarric said. "The tornado arrived at the Indian territory of Odisha yesterday, with a great many individuals being cleared by the Government in front of the tempest. UN offices and our accomplices in India stand prepared to help the reaction endeavors if State specialists demand it." 


In any event four individuals were killed as a few beach front towns of north Odisha and adjoining West Bengal were beat by the extreme cyclonic tempest after it made landfall in Odisha on Wednesday morning. While three passed on in Odisha, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee said that one individual, who was at first saved, kicked the bucket "coincidentally" later in the state.Banerjee likewise said that at any rate one crore individuals in the state were influenced by unpleasant climate conditions and elevated tide emerging out of the tempest. Three lakh houses have endured harm, she told. 


Jharkhand stays on high ready and has cleared around 15,000 individuals to more secure zones while activities are still on to limit harm from the tornado that beat adjoining Odisha and West Bengal, authorities said. At any rate eight lakh individuals have been influenced by the cyclonic tempest. 


Tornado Yaas refreshes: PM Modi to visit Odisha, West Bengal to audit twister sway.

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