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Naval, fishing communities cautioned not to venture into deep sea

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  • Daily Mirror reports the affected waters are between 10°N–20°N and 85°E–95°E.
  • Daily Mirror, Ada Derana, Newswire and Hiru News report warnings for fishing and naval communities to avoid deep-sea or Bay of Bengal waters.
  • Daily Mirror reports the low-pressure area could develop into a cyclonic storm by October 26.

Daily Mirror reports that the Meteorology Department issued a red alert over strong winds and rough seas, advising fishing and naval communities to keep clear of designated deep-sea waters until further notice. Newswire also reports the warning to those communities, while Hiru News reports advice for fishermen to avoid Bay of Bengal waters.

Daily Mirror reports that the specified area spans 10°N–20°N and 85°E–95°E. Ada Derana reports that the alert relates to the Bay of Bengal and an intensifying low-pressure area.

Daily Mirror reports that the low-pressure area may develop into a cyclonic storm by October 26. The warning remains in effect until further notice, according to Daily Mirror.

Based on: Daily Mirror, Ada DeranaWritten by AI from Daily Mirror, Ada Deranathese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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