Pakistan and India are not the only countries currently discussing Cyclone Biparjoy. The news of this extremely severe storm has reached space.
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Sultan Al Nayadi, an Emirati astronaut based at the International Space Station at the moment, has released a video of Biporjoy from space.
UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi captures Cyclone Biparjoy from space pic.twitter.com/HvznMlKMdM
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Sultan Al Nyadi appealed to people to take safety measures during the storm and said, "We are currently flying over the Arabian Peninsula, especially the United Arab Emirates." We are currently trying to get images of the storm or the eye (centre) of the storm.'
He said, 'We will keep the camera facing downward." Using high zoom, I will take regular pictures using my camera.'
He claimed that the ISS could help experts on Earth monitor the weather.
"Do you see this thunder storm? But now I can see the centre of the storm," he said.
In the end, he said that these are the pictures you are seeing of the Arabian Sea. That's our coverage for today. We will share these photos with you.
Cyclone Biparjoy is currently 350 km south of Karachi and 370 km from Thatta.
The winds around the storm are 140 to 150 km/h, with some gusts reaching 170 km/h.
Due to the storm, waves of more than 30 feet are rising in the sea.
The storm is expected to hit Katy by Thursday.
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