TNI Bureau: The Indian Coast Guard (ICG), Region (North East), has undertaken extensive preparedness measures in view of the Cyclonic Storm ‘DANA’.
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Cyclone ‘DANA’ is expected to make landfall between the coasts of West Bengal and Odisha on 24-25 October, 2024. The Coast Guard has activated multiple safety and rescue protocols to mitigate any potential risks posed by the storm.
In anticipation of the cyclone, Indian Coast Guard Ships (ICGS) have been deployed at sea, ready to respond to any distress calls or untoward incidents. These ships are fully equipped to conduct Search and Rescue (SAR) operations in case of emergencies, with all necessary resources on board to provide assistance to vessels and individuals in distress.
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Disaster Relief Teams (DRTs) have been kept on high alert at key strategic locations to render immediate assistance onshore and offshore. These teams are trained and equipped to provide rapid response and support in post-cyclone rescue and relief efforts, including medical aid, evacuation, and rehabilitation measures for those affected.
Additionally, the Coast Guard is maintaining close coordination with other government agencies, including the State Disaster Management Authorities, the Indian Navy, and local administration, to ensure an integrated approach to disaster management.
The Indian Coast Guard remains committed to safeguarding lives and property at sea and is fully prepared to respond swiftly and efficiently during this critical time.
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