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రాష్ట్రంపై ఫొని తుపాను ప్రభావం ఎంత.. ? - thufan

పశ్చిమ మధ్య బంగాళాఖాతంలో ఏర్పడిన ఫొని పెను తుపాను ఒడిశా తీరం వైపు పయనిస్తోంది. తీరం దాటే సమయంలో తుపాను ప్రభావం ఉత్తర కోస్తాంధ్ర జిల్లాలపై అధికంగా ఉండనుంది.

రాష్ట్రంపై ఫొని తుపాను ప్రభావం ఎంత.. ?

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Published : May 1, 2019, 5:23 PM IST

పశ్చిమ మధ్య బంగాళాఖాతంలో ఫొని పెను తుపానుగా కొనసాగుతోంది. గడచిన 6 గంటల్లో ఉత్తర వాయవ్యంగా 6 కి.మీ. వేగంతో కదులుతోంది. పూరీకి దక్షిణనైరుతి దిశగా 650 కి.మీ. దూరంలో ఫొని కేంద్రీకృతమైంది. విశాఖకు దక్షిణ ఆగ్నేయంగా 390 కి.మీ. దూరంలో కేంద్రీకృతమైంది. వచ్చే 6 గంటల్లో ఉత్తరదిశగా కదలనున్న ఫొని ఉధృతం కానుంది. తర్వాత ఉత్తర ఈశాన్య దిశగా ఫొని పెనుతుపాను పయనించనుంది. రాష్ట్రంపై ఫొని తుపాను ప్రభావం ఎలా ఉండనుంది. అధికారులు ఎలాంటి చర్యలు చేపడుతున్నారు. వాతావరణ శాఖ అధికారి మూర్తితో ముఖాముఖి.

రాష్ట్రంపై ఫొని తుపాను ప్రభావం ఎంత.. ?

పశ్చిమ మధ్య బంగాళాఖాతంలో ఫొని పెను తుపానుగా కొనసాగుతోంది. గడచిన 6 గంటల్లో ఉత్తర వాయవ్యంగా 6 కి.మీ. వేగంతో కదులుతోంది. పూరీకి దక్షిణనైరుతి దిశగా 650 కి.మీ. దూరంలో ఫొని కేంద్రీకృతమైంది. విశాఖకు దక్షిణ ఆగ్నేయంగా 390 కి.మీ. దూరంలో కేంద్రీకృతమైంది. వచ్చే 6 గంటల్లో ఉత్తరదిశగా కదలనున్న ఫొని ఉధృతం కానుంది. తర్వాత ఉత్తర ఈశాన్య దిశగా ఫొని పెనుతుపాను పయనించనుంది. రాష్ట్రంపై ఫొని తుపాను ప్రభావం ఎలా ఉండనుంది. అధికారులు ఎలాంటి చర్యలు చేపడుతున్నారు. వాతావరణ శాఖ అధికారి మూర్తితో ముఖాముఖి.

రాష్ట్రంపై ఫొని తుపాను ప్రభావం ఎంత.. ?

RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
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WHO - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Butembo - 27/28 April 2019
1. Wide of Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), and Dr Matshidiso Moeti, Regional Director for WHO Africa disembarking helicopter
2. Wide of Tedros and Moeti greeting WHO staff
3. Tracking shot, delegation walking away from helicopter
4. Tedros and Moeti washing hands
5. Moeti exiting washing point
6. Various of WHO staff walking in a group
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General: (++INCLUDES SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION INTO FRENCH++)
"The demise of Richard really shocked all of us. And I know how you feel. He was only saving lives, and nothing else."
8. Close up, WHO staff listening
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General: (++INCLUDES SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION INTO FRENCH++)
"We are life savers. We are WHO. We will not be intimidated. And we will finish the job."
10-. Mid of Tedros greeting WHO staff
11. Various of WHO coordination meeting
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General:
"As you know the number of cases, especially in Butembo and Katwa is increasing, more than 20 per day, this is very dangerous, and we are really, really worried and I know you are worried too."
13. Various of meeting with local officials and health partners
14. Wide of Moeti greeting staff
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr Matshidiso Moeti, Regional Director for WHO Africa:
"We are absolutely determined to remain here, and I was very encouraged by the very clear commitment expressed by all our colleagues who are here to continue with this fight. I was really very touched by their commitment, by the fact that despite the pain that they have lived through, they cheered up, they were encouraged by our presence and they are determined to go forward. So we will be here until this epidemic has been put to an end."
16. Wide of photo op
STORYLINE
Senior leadership from the World Health Organization (WHO) have concluded a two-day visit to Butembo, an Ebola-affected town in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where an epidemiologist was killed by armed men last month.
Richard Mouzoko, a Cameroonian epidemiologist working with WHO, was killed on April 19 while he and colleagues were working on the Ebola response. Two other health workers were injured.
"The demise of Richard really shocked all of us. And I know how you feel. He was only saving lives, and nothing else," WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus told gathered WHO staff.
Ghebreyesus and Dr Matshidiso Moeti, Regional Director for WHO Africa, traveled to Butembo to express their gratitude and show support to WHO and partner organization staff, while also assessing the next steps needed to strengthen both security and the Ebola response effort.
They also met with local political, business and religious leaders, and called on them to accelerate their efforts to stabilize the surrounding environment.
They urged the international community to step up support to contain the Ebola outbreak, including filling the funding gap that threatens to stymie the Ebola response.
Health experts are expressing growing alarm about the number of people sickened with the Ebola virus who are never reaching treatment centers, allowing the disease to spread to caregivers and countless others.
Monday set a new record in this outbreak of 27 confirmed cases in a single day, Congo's health ministry said. Over the past four days 93 cases had been confirmed.
The World Health Organization said 126 new confirmed cases were reported over a seven-day stretch ending on Sunday, the largest such tally in this outbreak that was first declared in August. Fifteen deaths were reported on Sunday alone, marking the highest number of deaths reported on a single day in the outbreak.
Distrust of health workers, combined with a highly volatile security situation at the outbreak's epicenter, is putting the Ebola response in serious peril.
The spike in recorded cases has been attributed to a series of attacks that have hampered health workers' efforts to go out into the affected communities to educate and vaccinate.
The IRC said it has had to curtail its triage efforts in those areas as a result. Doctors Without Borders has also pulled out temporarily, leaving the health ministry to run the treatment centers there.
Health experts have attributed the community resistance to the fact that eastern Congo has suffered a quarter-century of armed conflict, leading to a deep mistrust of government officials who are now running the treatment centers.
Voters in Ebola hotspots also were unable to vote in the January presidential election, deepening false suspicions that Ebola had been brought to the region for political gain.
There now have been 957 deaths among the 1,466 confirmed and probable cases reported in this outbreak, WHO said.
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