Cyclone Ditwah has caused severe devastation in Sri Lanka, leaving at least 123 people dead and 130 missing as it moves north-northwest over the southwestern Bay of Bengal. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department has issued distant warning signal No. 2 for the country’s four major seaports—Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Mongla, and Payra—advising all fishing boats and trawlers to remain near the coast and avoid deep-sea operations until further notice. As of Saturday morning, the cyclone was located about 1,880 kilometers southwest of Chattogram and 1,750 kilometers southwest of Mongla. Winds near the cyclone’s center are reaching sustained speeds of 62 km/h, with gusts up to 88 km/h, making the sea very rough. Sri Lanka continues to experience heavy rainfall exceeding 300 millimeters in some areas, along with strong winds and flooding. Regional authorities are monitoring the storm’s movement closely as it continues to track toward the northern Bay of Bengal.