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As Cyclone Shaheen moved further inland into Oman and weakened, the death toll has risen to 13 on Monday. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The storm has wreaked havoc in Oman and other surrounding areas. Some fishermen from Iran are still missing. &nbsp;

On Sunday as the storm made landfall, a child drowned in Oman. The body of a man, who disappeared when floodwaters swept him away from his vehicle, has also been recovered by the authorities of the nation. Two foreigners from Asia have also died in a landslide in the country. &nbsp;

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Seven additional deaths from the storm, were announced by the country's National Committee for Emergency Management on Monday afternoon. &nbsp;

Rescuers have found the bodies of two of five fishermen, who went missing off Pasabandar in Iran, the state-run IRNA news agency said. &nbsp;

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Iranian deputy parliament speaker Ali Nikzad had earlier said on Sunday that he feared as many as six fishermen had been killed due to this cyclone. &nbsp;

The images of flooded roadways and valleys were telecasted by the Omani state television as the storm churned deeper into the sultanate. &nbsp;

The United Arab Emirates have already issued warnings to residents that the storm was coming. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

As Cyclone Shaheen moved further inland into Oman and weakened, the death toll has risen to 13 on Monday. The storm has wreaked havoc in Oman and other surrounding areas.

As Cyclone Shaheen moved further inland into Oman and weakened, the death toll has risen to 13 on Monday. The storm has wreaked havoc in Oman and other surrounding areas. Some fishermen from Iran are still missing. On Sunday as the storm made landfall, a child drowned in Oman. The body of a man, who disappeared when floodwaters swept him away from his vehicle, has also been recovered by the authorities of the nation. Two foreigners from Asia have also died in a landslide in the country. Also Read: One child dead, flights suspended as cyclone approaches Oman Seven additional deaths from the storm, were announced by the country's National Committee for Emergency Management on Monday afternoon. Rescuers have found the bodies of two of five fishermen, who went missing off Pasabandar in Iran, the state-run IRNA news agency said. Also Read: Cyclone Shaheen: Heavy rains to lash coastal areas in Pakistan’s Balochistan Iranian deputy parliament speaker Ali Nikzad had earlier said on Sunday that he feared as many as six fishermen had been killed due to this cyclone. The images of flooded roadways and valleys were telecasted by the Omani state television as the storm churned deeper into the sultanate. The United Arab Emirates have already issued warnings to residents that the storm was coming. (With inputs from agencies)

Cyclone Shaheen: Death toll reaches 13 as storm moves further inland into Oman

In another weather alert, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Saturday forecasted heavy rains with strong winds along the Makran coast and other parts of Balochistan. &nbsp;

In the latest advisory, the Met department of the country said the “severe cyclonic storm Shaheen moved west-northwestward during the last 12 hours” and was now at a distance of about 125 kilometres south of Gwadar, 250km southwest of Ormara and 470km west of Karachi. &nbsp;

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The department added that the storm was likely to keep moving west-northwestwards till Saturday evening and then recurve southwestward towards Oman northern coast. &nbsp;

The storm will bring widespread rain, wind-thunderstorms with scattered heavy to very heavy rainfalls in Lasbella, Awaran, Kech, Gwadar and Panjgur districts of Balochistan till Sunday. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The Met office has advised fishermen not to venture into the sea till Sunday as it predicts “very rough” sea conditions. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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Heavy rains can also lead to urban flooding in Gwadar, Ormara, Pasni, Jiwani Turbat, while windstorms may cause damage to vulnerable structures along Makran coast, the department added in the advisory. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Earlier, the Sindh government on Thursday night announced that all educational institutions across the province would stay closed due to the storm. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

In another weather alert, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Saturday forecasted heavy rains with strong winds along the Makran coast and other parts of Balochistan.

In another weather alert, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Saturday forecasted heavy rains with strong winds along the Makran coast and other parts of Balochistan. In the latest advisory, the Met department of the country said the “severe cyclonic storm Shaheen moved west-northwestward during the last 12 hours” and was now at a distance of about 125 kilometres south of Gwadar, 250km southwest of Ormara and 470km west of Karachi. Also Read: Shura Mujahideen, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan declare 20-day truce in Pakistan The department added that the storm was likely to keep moving west-northwestwards till Saturday evening and then recurve southwestward towards Oman northern coast. The storm will bring widespread rain, wind-thunderstorms with scattered heavy to very heavy rainfalls in Lasbella, Awaran, Kech, Gwadar and Panjgur districts of Balochistan till Sunday. The Met office has advised fishermen not to venture into the sea till Sunday as it predicts “very rough” sea conditions. Also Read: Will Pakistan stop aiding terrorists ever? Heavy rains can also lead to urban flooding in Gwadar, Ormara, Pasni, Jiwani Turbat, while windstorms may cause damage to vulnerable structures along Makran coast, the department added in the advisory. Earlier, the Sindh government on Thursday night announced that all educational institutions across the province would stay closed due to the storm. (With inputs from agencies)

Cyclone Shaheen: Heavy rains to lash coastal areas in Pakistan’s Balochistan

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