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13 June 2019 Current Events Prayers Cannot be Stopped Despite "Vayu"

Gujarat minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasma stated that Somnath temple cannot be closed despite the alert of 'Vayu' since regular 'aarti' (prayers) is a tradition continuing for many years. He further said that the situation is under control and requested tourists not to visit the temple. Somnath temple is situated between Porbandar and Veraval where Cyclone Vayu was expected to make landfall. And it was hit by strong dusty winds earlier today (June 13).

Cyclone Vayu Map - June 13, 2019

13-Jun-2019

Prayers Cannot be Stopped Despite "Vayu"

Gujarat minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasma stated that Somnath temple cannot be closed despite the alert of 'Vayu' since regular 'aarti' (prayers) is a tradition continuing for many years. He further said that the situation is under control and requested tourists not to visit the temple. Somnath temple is situated between Porbandar and Veraval where Cyclone Vayu was expected to make landfall. And it was hit by strong dusty winds earlier today (June 13).

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