Cyclone Mangga will hit Western Australia at a speed of 130 km per hour

The devastating super cyclone Amphan has wreaked havoc in the southeastern part of India. Although a few days have passed, but the effect r...

The devastating super cyclone Amphan has wreaked havoc in the southeastern part of India. Although a few days have passed, but the effect remains. Debris scattered all over Southeastern India including Kolkata city. Many people are in a state of wailing. Villages are still underwater. The people of India have seen the form of a terrible storm. This time the panic is on the coast of Australia. Cyclone Mangga is going to hit the coast of the country at a speed of 130 km per hour. In the meantime, a massive storm has started in that country.

Cyclone Mangga will hit Western Australia at a speed of 130 km per hour

This super cyclone will hit the west coast of Australia. As a result, thousands of people in the coastal areas of the country are known to be in danger. However, many people have been evacuated from the coastal areas like wartime activity. All power connections have been cut off due to danger. Massive damage is expected in the eastern part of the town of Bayswater, Bassendean, and Ashfield.

The local meteorological office is considering this the most devastating storm in the last 10 years. The fire brigade is ready for any situation. The local administration is also alert.

The local administration told the media it was a super cyclone. The wind will blow at high speed. The wind may blow at a speed of 130 km per hour. Meteorologists also fear that it may increase as per the situation. The weather office is reporting the possibility of heavy rain. As well as tidal surges have been forecast. The devastating storm is expected to make landfall off the coast of Australia in the next 24 hours.