FANI - In Secretariat Campus

CYCLONE FANI

03.05.2019

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A case in point was State Secretariat on Saturday that stood testimony to the quantum of damage the Nature's Fury could play on other vulnerable parts, let alone this nerve center of Odisha's Power Corridor. Not only trees were ripped apart and were lying strewn, the ‘Ba’ letter in Odia of ‘Rajya Sachivalaya’ was found blown away by FANI.

Thus, it bore a funny look as if the evil eye of the extremely severe cyclonic storm has left behind its sneering wink as well as solid stamp of its retreat before the reeking ruins.

Even the walls were found wallowed and its barricades broken while the mammoth billboard was found mangled sending a virtual message that no head is held high and even the mind can’t be sans any fear vis-à-vis the Nature’s Fury.

Joining of Deputy Secretary in Works Department

Sri Mahendra Panda, OAS(SB) 

Deputy Secretary to Govt.

Transferred from Cooperation Deptt. to Works Deptt. w.e.f.01.05.2019

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Lifting of MCC in 11 Districts for FANI operation

e-PAR dateline extended to 30th June

81 Trains cancelled for cyclone FANI

Bhubaneswar: The East Coast Railway has announced the cancellation of 81 trains in the first phase, keeping in view the approaching Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm ‘FANI’.

The train services between Bhadrak and Vizianagaram have been suspended and inward trains towards Bhubaneswar and Puri will be restricted from the evening of May 2.

Trains from Puri to Howrah in the night of May 2 and trains from Bangalore, Chennai and Secundrabad to Howrah in the evening of May 2 have been  cancelled.

Similarly, all train services between Puri and Bhubaneswar and incoming trains touching Puri and Bhubaneswar on May 3 have been terminated, as well.

In view of the safety and security of the passengers, the ECoR has advised passengers to plan their travel in accordance with the cancellation of trains and the cyclonic weather.

12 IAS Officers to supervise cyclone FANI

With the extremely severe cyclonic storm ‘Fani’ inching closer towards Odisha, the State Government today assigned 12 IAS officers to supervise the relief, rehabilitation and restoration work in nine coastal districts of the State.

Advisory - Severe Cyclone FANI

Control Room for cyclone FANI