After Cyclone Biparjoy, several measures were undertaken for disaster management. The following are some measures:
Evacuation of residents from low-lying areas to nearby shelters
Deployment of rescue teams for search and rescue operations
Closure of airports and suspension of train and bus services in affected areas
Dissemination of public warnings through various media platforms
Availability of humanitarian aid such as food, water, and medical assistance to affected areas
The probable effects on people include loss of life, injury, and displacement from their homes. There may also be damage to infrastructure, homes, and businesses, leading to a negative impact on the economy. The agriculture industry may suffer significant losses due to crop damage and destruction. Transportation and tourism may also be affected as damaged roads and railways disrupt travel infrastructure. The measures undertaken for disaster management may mitigate some of these effects and aid in the eventual recovery of affected areas.