Shaheen batters Oman & Iran, kills 13

The toll due to cyclone Shaheen rose to 13 on Monday, while fishermen from Iran remained missing as the storm moved further into Oman and weakened The authorities in Oman said they found the body of a man who disappeared...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:50 PM Oct 05, 2021 IST

The toll due to cyclone Shaheen rose to 13 on Monday, while fishermen from Iran remained missing as the storm moved further into Oman and weakened

The authorities in Oman said they found the body of a man who disappeared when floodwaters swept him away from his vehicle

In Iran, rescuers found the bodies of two of five fishermen who went missing off Pasabandar

On Sunday, Iranian deputy speaker Ali Nikzad said he feared six fishermen had been killed. AP

150 kmph wind speed

10m (32ft) high waves along the coast

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