6 dead as Mora shows signs of weakening

At least six folks died in Cox’s Bazar and Rangamati as Cyclone Mora created landfall these days and crossed the coast of port, showing signs of weakening with reduced wind speed and downfall.

Met workplace says, the inclemency can persist these days. there'll be improvement tomorrow. The ‘severe cyclonic storm’ can weaken bit by bit and cut back to a depression because it moves any north.

The cyclone that created landfall close to Kutubdia around 6:00am didn't convince be as devastating as feared. Last known, the storm was moving across the coastal areas of port.

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Two folks died in Chokoria, hit by trees and buried below a folded house, and 2 others in Cox’s Bazar Sadar, reports our port correspondent.

Cox’s Bazar further Deputy Commissioner Kazi Abdur Rahman known them as Rahmat Ullah, 50, and Sayera Khatun, 60, locals of Chokoria.

Mariam Muhammadan, 55, died of coronary failure at a cyclone shelter in Cox’s Bazar Sadar upazila, aforementioned Ruhul Amin, divisional commissioner of port.

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Meanwhile, a 10-year-old woman, Sahina Akhter, died as a tree fell on her in capital of Pakistan union of Cox's Bazar Sadar upazila, aforementioned Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Nazrul Islam.

Now, Kutubdia, Moheshkhali and Teknaf ar fully bring to a halt from road communication, telephone line phone and power, Divisional Commissioner Ruhul Amin aforementioned.

Hazera Muhammadan, 40, and Mahima Akhter, 13, died hit by trees in Rangamati Sadar around 11:30am, our native correspondent reports quoting district Civil sawbones sufferer Talukder.
Cyclone Mora, that lashed port with wind speed of 128 kmph relieved up within the afternoon, our native workers correspondents report. The rain had subsided to moderate.

Some homes are broken and trees uprooted in Banshkhali and Sandwip upazilas, aforementioned native UNOs Kazi Md Chahel (Banshkhali) and Golam Md Zakaria.

Power provide to port, Capitol Hill tract regions of Khagrachhari, Rangamati, Bandarban, and Cox’s Bazar areunbroken off since morning, aforementioned Md Moniruzzaman, senior assistant public relation officer of Power Development Board (south).

Three villages – Baroaulia, Dholghat, Purba Gahira – in Anawara and 3 different villages – Purba Barguna, Pashim Barguna and Gandamara -- in Bashkhali were inundated.