Issued seven warnings, including two emergency warnings that are issued occasionally
Daily Dawn /Dawn TV correspondents
London: Cyclone Isha is moving toward the UK. Several flights have been canceled due to the bad weather and several ‘danger to life’ warnings have been issued. The storm’s wind gusts of up to 80 mph have resulted in rail, boat, and plane damage. There have been problems for passengers after mass travel cancellations by British Airways canceled a dozen more flights arriving and departing London’s Heathrow Airport on Sunday afternoon and evening, bringing the total number of canceled flights to 38. London Euston to West Midlands, North Rail company Avanti West Coast, which operates trains on the line between western Britain, north Wales, and southern Scotland, also issued a travel warning today. A British Airways spokesman told The Independent: ‘Like other airlines. We have also had to make changes to the schedule due to bad weather conditions across the UK and Europe as a result of Storm Isha.’
