Red alert in coastal districts due to high swell phenomenon
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The Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services has issued a red alert for Kerala's coastal districts due to a high-swell 'Kallakkadal' phenomenon expected to last until September 28.
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- Authorities issued a red alert for all coastal districts in Kerala following predictions of a high-swell phenomenon known as 'Kallakkadal'.
- Waves reaching 1.0 to 1.5 meters are expected along the coastline until the early hours of September 28.
- Fisherfolk and coastal residents are advised to evacuate hazardous areas and avoid sea activities.
- Measures like securing fishing vessels and closing beaches are mandatory to prevent accidents and property damage.
What to watch next
- Expiration of the alert on September 28 at 2:30 AM
- Adherence to evacuation orders in high-risk zones
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NamedIndia · Kerala · Lakshadweep · Tamil Nadu · Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services
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