May 26th 2024.
In response to the news of Cyclone Remal, the Indian Navy has taken necessary measures to prepare for a potential humanitarian crisis. They have followed their established Standard Operating Procedures and are ready to launch a credible Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief operation.
The cyclone is expected to reach the coast between Sagar Island in West Bengal and Khepupara in Bangladesh late Sunday night, and is predicted to intensify into a severe cyclone. The Naval Headquarters is closely monitoring the situation, while the Eastern Naval Command Headquarters is actively taking steps to prepare for any potential impact.
To ensure the safety and well-being of those affected by the cyclone, two ships equipped with HADR and medical supplies are on standby for immediate deployment. The Indian Naval aviation assets, including Sea King and Chetak helicopters, as well as Dornier aircraft, are also prepared and ready to respond rapidly.
In addition, specialised diving teams with necessary equipment have been stationed in Kolkata, with more teams on standby in Visakhapatnam and Chilika, ready to be deployed if the need arises. Two Flood Relief Teams, accompanied by HADR and medical supplies, are also being positioned in Kolkata, with two more teams each from Visakhapatnam and Chilika on standby for quick deployment.
The Ministry of Defence has assured the public that the Indian Navy is closely monitoring the situation and is fully prepared to provide immediate and effective assistance in the wake of Cyclone Remal. The safety and well-being of the affected populace remains their top priority.
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