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Two dead, trees uprooted, power cut in nearly 1,000 villages: Cyclone Biparjoy wreaks havoc in Gujarat - Vimarsana News

Two dead, trees uprooted, power cut in nearly 1,000 villages: Cyclone Biparjoy wreaks havoc in Gujarat

Nearly 940 villages were plunged into darkness as the cyclonic storm disrupted power supplies in several parts along the Gujarat coast.

At Least Two Killed, 22 Injured as Cyclone Biparjoy Makes Landfall in Gujarat - Vimarsana News

At Least Two Killed, 22 Injured as Cyclone Biparjoy Makes Landfall in Gujarat

Fifty-five-year-old Ram Parmar and 22-year-old Rajesh were swept away in a flooded stream while trying to save their herd of sheep from drowning in Sodvadar village.

Source: thewire.in
12 hours after its landfall, cyclone Biparjoy continues to batter Gujarat's Kutch - Vimarsana News

12 hours after its landfall, cyclone Biparjoy continues to batter Gujarat's Kutch

Naliya and Jakhau in Abdasa and Dayapar in Lakhpat are the worst affected areas as per primary reports, Kutch District Collector Amit Arora said.

First demolition drive, now cyclone Biparjoy: Double whammy for Jakhau fishermen - Vimarsana News

First demolition drive, now cyclone Biparjoy: Double whammy for Jakhau fishermen

On Monday, the state government evacuated around 80 people — all of them fishermen — from the Jakhau port as Biparjoy, the cyclonic storm blowing in the northeast Arabian Sea, is headed towards the port in Godiya creek on the Kutch coast.

Wind velocity picks up at Jakhau harbour, Kutch waits for cyclone Biparjoy landfall - Vimarsana News

Wind velocity picks up at Jakhau harbour, Kutch waits for cyclone Biparjoy landfall

The staff at Jakhau Marine police station left the station building; media persons asked to move to safety; only a few Coast Guard personnel were left at the port.