Kerala On Red Alert As Sea Is Likely To Be Dominated By High-Energy Swell Waves In Low-Lying Areas

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In Kerala and Tamilnadu coast, as forecast by the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS), the sea is likely to be “dominated” by high-energy swell waves in the nearshore region starting early morning today. It is likely to last till tomorrow night. Kerala is put on red alert as the low-lying areas along the coast could experience intermittent surges of seawater due to the swell waves. 
 
The phenomenon, locally known as ‘Kallakadal’ is likely to last till 11.30 p.m.. tomorrow. Coastal communities have been advised to remain vigilant. The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority has issued directions suspending recreational activities along the beaches. The public has been advised against travelling to the coast. Directions have also been issued to shift people from the beaches from last night. Coastal residents have also been advised to temporarily evacuate as per the situation.

Disclaimer: This press release is sourced from News On AIR, Prasar Bharti and Press Information Bureau India (PIB).

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