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Indian Railways monitors 600 km of track ahead of Cyclone Arnab landfall
Reported by Abhishek Tiwari (Copy Editor) · Indian Express - India ·
Reported by one source so far
Indian Railways has put 600 kilometres of railway track under close watch as the network prepares for the expected landfall of Cyclone Arnab on October 28.
Preparation
Emergency response teams have also been placed on standby along the route to handle any urgent situations that may arise during the storm.
Context
Severe weather events such as cyclones frequently disrupt public transport networks in coastal regions of India, requiring authorities to take preventive measures to protect infrastructure and passengers. Railway lines are especially vulnerable to heavy rain and high-speed winds during tropical storms.
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