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A hilarious video of an Indian anchor’s antics while reporting Cyclone Biparjoy is going viral on social media application Twitter.

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The viral video shows the news anchor holding an umbrella and acting as if she is reporting from the area affected by Cyclone Biparjoy in India. The journalist posed as if she was unable to stand properly due to the strong winds caused by the cyclone.

The clip had netizens laughing out loud and garnering some hilarious comments. The video used in this segment was of Hurricane Ian, which devastated the state of Florida in the United States last year.

Also, famous Pakistani actor Ahsan Khan joined in the fun in his witty take on the clip. “The funniest thing I’ve seen today,” he wrote.

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The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) in its morning forecast predicted that the cyclone is likely to make landfall between KT Bunder and India’s Gujarat by evening.

Federal Climate Change Minister Senator Sherry Rahman then said that the cyclone had “slowed down” and would not make landfall before nightfall.

“Cyclone Biparjoy has slowed down, but core remains intense,” he said on Twitter. “It will no longer make landfall before nightfall. More details will be shared with the National Disaster Management Authority soon.”

Speaking during a press conference in the federal capital, the climate minister said Biparjoy’s landfall in the Pakistani coastal region has been delayed as it has slowed down and is expected to hit the Keti Bunder area of ​​Sindh province at midnight today .

Heavy rain accompanied by dust storm is expected in Balochistan’s Hubb, Lasbela and Khuzdar districts on Thursday and Friday.

High intensity winds can cause damage to loose and weak structures (kutcha houses) including solar panels etc.

A storm surge of 3–4 m (10–13 ft) is expected at the landfall point (KT Bunder and surrounding), which may submerge low-lying settlements.

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Sea condition very rough to very rough and very high (2-2.5 metres) along Sindh coast and rough to very rough (two metres) along and off Sonmiani, Hub, Kund Malir, Ormara and adjoining areas of Balochistan.



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