Cyclone in Gopalpur (Odisha) Results in Landfall and Flood Everywhere

Gopalpur – a beach paradise in Ganjam District of Odisha, has been a prime holiday destination among beach lovers who explore Odisha. Last month (October 2013), it witnessed a major landfall due to heavy cyclonic storm named “Phailin” that hit the coastline of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. Phailin cyclone in Gopalpur smacked land with the winds raging at 200 km an hour whipped up a cloudburst drag of over three meters and swamping areas up to half km internal. 

Phailin started on as a deep misery in the Malay Peninsula on the 8th day of the month of October. The Malay Peninsula encompasses areas for example the southernmost tip of Myanmar, Peninsular Malaysia, and Southern Thailand. The popular beach destination became the location of the Cyclone’s landfall in October 2013 and the results are as expected. 

Rooted trees, fallen electric poles, heavy rain, flooded areas, and completely disturbed life of people were everywhere after the cyclone in Gopalpur (Odisha). The tourists’ paradise in Odisha became a flooded area after a day and persuade locales to left the town to shift in shelters and relief centers. Tourists were requested to left the town while hotels and beach resorts in Gopalpur are asked for shut down for some time. 

However, after the cyclone in Gopalpur (Odisha) passed, hotels and resorts in Gopalpur restored again and started their services. In this way, rooms and packages are available for Gopalpur. MAYFAIR Palm Beach Resort Gopalpur on Sea also offers attractive packages that will go well with your requirements to the beach town at two hours drive from Bhubaneswar.