A large storm with winds up to 140 km / h is about to land the southern coast of India, amid the country in the Covid-19 crisis.

Tauktae, the first big storm in this year's hurricane season, moving with a speed of 11 km / h in the Arab sea, how Veraval, Gujarat, about 660 km south of South - Southeast.

The Indian Meteorology Department predicted that Typhoon Tauktae would land Gujarat on May 18.

Relatives died for reasons other than Covid-19 performed ceremonies in the Periyar River in heavy rain in Kochi, Kerala, India, on May 15.

Nearly 2,500 government rescue workers have been deployed in 6 states on the way of Typhoon Tauktae, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 15 went on storms' storm response.

Tauktae storms threatened to destroy the road system, cut off the routes providing medical supplies and relief Covid-19, hindering the anti-translation efforts of India.

Storm Tauktae clouds off India offshore.

India is constantly suffering from a terrible destruction, but climate change causes them to become more violent.