Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has taken Cyclone Amphan seriously, and is acting accordingly.
Briefing the media, chief secretary Asit Tripathy said though the cyclonic storm won’t have landfall in Odisha and is heading towards West Bengal and Bangladesh coast, the state government has taken all possible measures and kept its machinery and manpower ready to effectively deal with the situation.
“Our preparation is done so as to deal with a landfall-like situation,” Tripathy said
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