ঘূর্ণিঝড় অর্ণব: বন্দরগুলোতে সতর্কসংকেত জারি

Bangladesh's Meteorological Department said a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal had moved west and could become Cyclone Arnab, with sea conditions rough near Kuakata in Patuakhali. Bulletins on Monday (26 October) reported that Payra, Chattogram, Cox's Bazar and Mongla ports were told to display Signal No. 1, and fishing trawlers were advised to stay near the coast and move with caution. Patuakhali Meteorological Office acting officer Mahabuba Sukhi confirmed the information to BSS. A later Department bulletin said the system had become a cyclone and that ports should lower Signal No. 1 and show Signal No. 2. The cyclone was forecast by the Indian Meteorological Department to reach Andhra Pradesh coast around 28 October, and Odisha closed schools and colleges in six districts and banned sea fishing. Bangladesh proposed the name Arnab, meaning sea.

Where accounts differ. Jugantor and Bangladesh Bulletin report only Signal No. 1 with ports told to show it, while Protidiner Sangbad reports the upgrade to Signal No. 2 and the cyclone's classification, which the other two do not mention.

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