cyclone tauktae: the blow of a cyclone; PM Modi will inspect Gujarat from tomorrow

New Delhi: Cyclone Tauktae has hit Maharashtra and Maharashtra hard. Gujarat has been hit hard by the storm. Now, Prime Minister Modi will visit Gujarat tomorrow (pm Modi will visit Gujarat) but will conduct an aerial inspection of the damage caused by the storm. There is talk that they will conduct an aerial survey of the damage in Maharashtra. But he has not received official confirmation.

Cyclone Tautke has caused severe damage to the coast of Gujarat. Against this backdrop, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay an aerial tour of Gujarat and Daman-Diu tomorrow. Prime Minister Modi will inspect the damage in Una, Diu, Jafrabad and Mahuva. He will also hold a meeting in Ahmedabad. In this meeting, they will review the damage in Gujarat, ANI has reported.

Cyclone Toutke has hit the coastal districts of Maharashtra. The storm has also caused severe damage in Sindhudurg, Ratnagiri, Raigad and Mumbai. Mango orchards and houses have been severely damaged in Konkan. Many fishing boats off the coast of Mumbai have been damaged by the storm.

A total of 7 people have died in Gujarat due to cyclone ‘Tautke’. The storm has caused severe damage in the coastal areas of Gujarat. Electricity pylons have been uprooted in several places and road traffic has been disrupted due to the uprooting of the trees. The hurricane ‘Tautke’ has now weakened, according to the meteorological department. As the storm moves north, the pressure will increase, officials said. Gujarat has received heavy rains due to ‘Tautke’ cyclone. More than 35 inches of rain has been recorded in 35 talukas.

Cyclone Tautke: 23 killed in five states, highest death toll in Maharashtra

Kerala, Karnataka, Goa and Maharashtra have also been hit by the cyclone ‘Tautke’. The storm then moved on and hit the coast of Gujarat. Due to the storm, the wind speed was 185 to 190 kmph. A total of 27 people were killed in the storm. It is said that 100 people are missing.

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