New Delhi/Ahmedabad - Poyembekezera kukopa alendo pafupifupi 5,000 kuti adzawonere kadamsana pa Julayi 22 m'boma la Surat, amodzi mwamalo ku India komwe kadamsana adzawoneka, boma la Gujarat Loweruka lidalengeza kuti lipereka kukwera kwaulere anthu 200 oyamba kulembetsa nawo.

Alendo adzalandidwa m'nyumba za anthu aku Surat kwaulere pansi pa ndondomeko yotchedwa 'Atithi devo bhava' (mlendoyo ndi wofanana ndi mulungu).

"Tikuyembekeza kulandira alendo opitilira 5,000 panthawi ya kadamsana ku Surat. Makonzedwe atsatanetsatane apangidwa kwa alendo apakhomo ndi akunja, ophunzira ndi asayansi omwe abwera kudzawona zakuthambo, "atero a Kishor Rao, mlembi wa Gujarat Tourism.

Anthu omwe ali ndi chidwi cholandira alendo aulere amayenera kulembetsa ndi oyang'anira chigawo cha Surat.

Kadamsana wa pa Julayi 22, wochokera ku Gulf of Cambay ku Surat, akuyembekezeka kutha mphindi 6 ndi masekondi 44, zomwe zimapangitsa kuti kadamsanayu akhale wautali kwambiri m'zaka za zana lino. Chowonera chakumwamba chotsatirachi chidzachitika 2132.

"Madipatimenti osiyanasiyana aboma la Gujarat akugwira ntchito limodzi kuti azindikire malo osiyanasiyana owonera kadamsana komanso mapulogalamu ndi zochitika kuti amvetsetse zomwe zachitika," adatero Rao.

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Hoping to attract around 5,000 tourists to watch the solar eclipse on July 22 in Surat district, one of the places in India where the total eclipse will be visible, the Gujarat government on Saturday announced it would offer free boarding to the first 200 people registering with them.
The July 22 total solar eclipse, originating in the Gulf of Cambay in Surat, is expected to last 6 minutes and 44 seconds, making it the longest eclipse of the century.
The tourists will be accommodated in the homes of local people in Surat free of charge under a scheme called ‘Atithi devo bhava’.