As the impact of Cyclone Arnab continues to weaken, another low-pressure system has developed over the Bay of Bengal. However, the new system is expected to be weaker than Arnab.
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Arnab’s impact weakens as another system develops over Bay of Bengal
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Kathmandu, November 1 As the impact of Cyclone Arnab continues to weaken, another low-pressure system has developed over the Bay of Bengal. However, the new system is expected to be weaker than Ar...
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