As soon as the danger of one storm averted in Karachi, another system started forming

Karachi: As soon as the threat of Cyclone Isni averted in Shahr Quaid, another system started forming in the Bay of Bengal.

According to officials of the Meteorological Department, the low air pressure in the Bay of Bengal intensified and turned into a depression. In 3 to 4 days its effects will affect India’s Gujarat.

He said that it is too early to say whether the effects of the depression will be on the coastal belt of Pakistan or not, but it can be predicted after 3 to 4 days.

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It should be noted that the danger of Cyclone Isni has been avoided in Karachi, while the distance of the cyclone in the north-east of the Arabian Sea has increased to 230 km.

In this regard, the Department of Meteorology says that the distance of the cyclone is about 180 km from Balochistan’s coastal point Ormara and 300 km from Gwadar.