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Marine Police Warn Fishermen as Low-Pressure System Approaches Coast
Marine police told fishermen to stay out of the sea for three to four days.
A low-pressure weather system may form over the North Andaman Sea.
It may move toward the coasts of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.
The system could become stronger and make the sea rough.
Fishermen who are already at sea should return to safety as soon as possible.
They should only go fishing again after officials say the weather is normal.
The police said protecting fishermen and their families is more important than fishing during the warning.
The advice is meant to help everyone stay safe.
Marine police advised fishermen not to venture into the sea for the next three to four days.
A low-pressure area is likely to form over the North Andaman Sea and adjoining regions.
The system is expected to move toward the South Odisha-North Andhra Pradesh coast.
Officials said the system could intensify and cause rough sea conditions.
Fishermen already at sea were urged to return to a safe harbour or the coast and await official updates.
- Who
- Odalarevu marine police and fishermen, especially those using mechanised boats.
- What
- Police warned fishermen not to venture into the sea because a possible low-pressure system could produce rough conditions.
- Where
- The warning applies to waters near the North Andaman Sea and the South Odisha-North Andhra Pradesh coast, including fishermen operating from the Kakinada area.
- When
- For the next three to four days; fishermen should wait for official weather updates before resuming fishing.
- Why
- The low-pressure area is expected to form, move toward the coast and possibly intensify, creating rough seas.
Key facts
- Warning period
- Three to four days
- Weather system
- A low-pressure area likely to form over the North Andaman Sea and adjoining regions
- Expected movement
- Toward the South Odisha-North Andhra Pradesh coast
- Main risk
- Rough sea conditions
- Advice to fishermen
- Do not venture into the sea during the warning period
- Advice to boats already at sea
- Return to a safe harbour or the coast at the earliest
- Resuming fishing
- Wait for official weather updates confirming that conditions have returned to normal
Quotes
M.V.S.N. Murthy
Odalarevu marine police inspector who issued the warning to fishermen
“Your lives and the safety of your families are more important than fishing. Heed the weather warning, do not venture into the sea and stay safe.”
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