Andhra Pradesh: Amid Cyclone Asani, Mysterious Gold-coloured Chariot Washes Ashore In Srikakulam
A mysterious gold-coloured chariot washed ashore at the Sunnapalli Sea Harbour in Srikakulam amid turbulence due to Cyclone Asani.
Amid massive turbulence during cyclone Asani, the residents of Andhra Pradesh found a mysterious gold-coloured chariot that washed ashore at the Sunnapalli Sea Harbour in Srikakulam.
At the sight of this mesmerising golden chariot being washed ashore by the ocean waves, the locals gathered together and dragged it out of the water with the help of ropes.
The sub-inspector (SI) of Naupada in the Srikakulam district said, "It might have come from another country. We have informed the intelligence and higher officials."
#WATCH | Andhra Pradesh: A mysterious gold-coloured chariot washed ashore at Sunnapalli Sea Harbour in Srikakulam y'day, as the sea remained turbulent due to #CycloneAsani
¡ª ANI (@ANI) May 11, 2022
SI Naupada says, "It might've come from another country. We've informed Intelligence & higher officials." pic.twitter.com/XunW5cNy6O
People on social media were amazed to see the gold-coloured chariot. Many even came up with several conspiracy theories as to who might have owned this and where it came from. One user said, "I guess it's from Myanmar. It looks like a boat from Phang daw oo pagoda festival."
Might be from Burma/Thailand
¡ª Adarsh (@AdarshShet) May 11, 2022
Ma¡¯am these are a common phenomenon in the Andaman sea ¡these so called temples generally come from Myanmar and Thailand shores
¡ª U RAMALINGA RAJU (@RamalingaU) May 11, 2022
I guess it's from mayanmar. It looks like a boat from phaung daw oo pagoda festival. ?
¡ª Chakri_mr.360 (@chakri360) May 11, 2022
Probably from Myanmar.
¡ª Ginger64 (@Ginger_in64) May 11, 2022
There have been instances in the past too.
Please check
Meanwhile, as per the India Meteorological Department (IMD) recent statement, cyclone ¡®Asani¡¯ has weakened into a ¡®cyclonic storm¡¯ and is likely to turn into a depression by Thursday.
"It is very likely to move nearly northwards for next few hours and recurve slowly north-northeastwards along Narsapur, Yanam, Kakinada, Tuni and Visakhapatnam coasts during noon to evening on Wednesday, and emerge into the west-central Bay of Bengal off North Andhra Pradesh coasts by night,¡± the India Meteorological Department said in a bulletin.
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Andhra Pradesh issued a 'red' warning for the coast. Nine teams of both SDRF and NDRF have been deployed for relief operations. The cyclone will likely move nearly northwestwards and reach the west-central Bay of Bengal off North Andhra Pradesh coast and the adjoining Odisha coast till the night of May 10.
This dangerous storm is expected to reach to Kakinada and Visakhapatnam coasts by Wednesday (May 11) morning and move along the Andhra Pradesh coast and weaken into a cyclonic storm.
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