The Odisha state government has announced holidays for schools, colleges and other educational institutions in a few districts due to Cyclone Dana. According to media reports, schools in Ganjam Puri,

The devotees from different parts of Odisha and outside currently staying in Puri have been asked to leave the city from 22 October onwards

President Droupadi Murmu's scheduled visit to Odisha, set for Wednesday, has been postponed due to the approaching cyclone.

In response to Cyclone Dana, the Odisha Government has declared a holiday for all educational institutions in several districts, including Ganjam and

2) In view of the situation, the government has urged the tourists to leave the coastal town of Puri as a precautionary measure. “The tourists who have come to Puri should leave the seaside pilgrim town soon as the district is likely to be affected by the severe cyclonic storm,” Odisha Minister Suresh Pujari said.

The Odisha government has ordered school closures across 14 districts from October 23 to 25 due to Cyclone Dana. The India Meteorological Department warns of heavy rains and winds, impacting districts like Ganjam and Puri.

Odisha CM Majhi said that complete evacuation of low-lying areas will be made, and that the government is closely monitoring the situation.

Odisha government has announced that schools in 14 districts of the state will remain closed from October 23 to October 25 due to the impending cyclonic storm Dana.

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has deployed 25 teams—14 in West Bengal and 11 in Odisha—to brace for the cyclone’s arrival over the Bay of Bengal, which has wind speeds of 100-110 kph. State and central officials are working together to guarantee that there is little damage and are starting safety and evacuation procedures.

The scheduled visit of President Droupadi Murmu to Odisha from Wednesday has also been postponed due to the impending cyclone.