Cyclone Fani
The word 'Fani' is now a panic for the people of Bangladesh.
Even then, people's emotions and curiosity do not end. However, most people
do not know how to name it. Bangladesh has given the name 'Fani' It means
snake. Although it is written in English (Fani), it is pronounced pani.
Once the storms were identified with different numbers. But
those numbers would have been difficult for ordinary people. As a result, it
seems difficult to predict them, warn people or ships. That is why the name of
the storm began in the coastal countries of the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian
Sea since 2004. At that time eight countries proposed 64 names. In the name of
those storms now excludes the 'pony' storm and seven names remain.
The World Meteorological Organization Regional Committee
named each storm. For example, eight countries of this organization named after
the Indian Ocean storms. The countries are Bangladesh, India, Pakistan,
Myanmar, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Oman, whose panel is called WMO /
ESCAP.
Long before that the storm was named after the United States
or Australia. Cyclone in the Indian Ocean is called Cyclone but in The Atlantic Ocean, the cyclone is called 'Hurricane', in the Pacific region, it is
called 'Typhoon'.
According to the proposal of eight countries on the coast of
the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, a storm is named after one list.
Regional these eight countries have proposed eight names for the storm each
time. In the first phase, 64 names have been identified. For example, the name
'Fanny' is given by Bangladesh.
The name of the next storm will be 'Vayu' according to
Indian proposal. Then there are still six more names for the storm. They are
Hikka, Kair, Maha, Bulbul, Pawan, and Amphan.
Regarding the name of the cyclone, Bazlur Rashid, a
weatherologist, said that one or more senior officers of Bangladesh
participated in the meetings of the World Meteorological Organization. From the
beginning, they discussed what the name would be.
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