Cyclone Fury: Arnab Triggers Flooding and Widespread Disruption Across Coastal Areas
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High waves of the sea, strong winds and torrential rains... Cyclone Arnab has caused huge damage to the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh. Somewhere roads were broken, somewhere the waves of the sea cut the land on the shore. Look at the devastation of the storm in the pictures.
Strong winds and heavy rain lash Amalapuram as Cyclone Arnab hits Andhra Pradesh coast
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Cyclone Fury: Arnab Triggers Flooding and Widespread Disruption Across Coastal Areas
Cyclone Arnab has caused widespread disruption across parts of Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry, with heavy rainfall, strong winds, flooding and damage to infrastructure reported in several areas. In Yanam, rain ahead of the cyclone led to water entering homes and flooding neighbourhoods, including Sadim Sadipi Nagar and Gurempet. Puducherry minister Maladi Krishna Rao visited affected areas, while Lieutenant Governor Kailash Nath and senior officials monitored the situation. Strong winds also uprooted trees near the entrance to Yanam on National Highway 216. In Kakinada, police and administrative teams continued relief and rescue operations, clearing fallen trees with the help of JCB machines and cutters. Residents of flood-prone areas were being moved to relief camps. In Amalapuram, powerful winds caused trees to sway violently, while gusts of up to 150 km/h had been forecast during the cyclone’s passage. Heavy rain flooded railway tracks near Convent Junction in Visakhapatnam, and fallen trees damaged property. In Chennai’s Ennore area, seawater reportedly crossed protective barriers and flooded roads and residential areas, overturning vehicles and disrupting traffic. Meanwhile, strong winds and rain were also reported in Gopalpur, Odisha, as authorities continued monitoring the cyclone’s impact.
Cyclone Arnab has brought strong winds and torrential rains to India's southeastern coast, prompting mass evacuations of nearly 100,000 people in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. The powerful weather phenomenon made landfall with winds gusting up to 150 kilometers per hour, putting authorities on alert for damage to infrastructure and crops along a path home to more than 12 million people. More than 2,000 shelters and 1,100 medical teams…
Read Cyclone 'Arnab' wreaks havoc in Andhra Pradesh; coastal roads destroyed, homes collapsed, and residents face hardship. - Gallinews India
Cyclone ‘Arnab’ wreaks havoc in Andhra Pradesh; coastal roads destroyed, homes collapsed, and residents face hardship. Desk: The impact of Cyclone ‘Arnab’ is now being felt along the coast of Andhra Pradesh. High sea waves have reached coastal roads in some areas, while strong winds and heavy rainfall have compounded difficulties for the local population. […]
Cyclone 'Arnab' wreaks havoc in Andhra Pradesh: 6,000 electricity poles uprooted, hundreds evacuated to relief camps Extremely severe cyclonic storm 'Arnab', which originated in the Bay of Bengal, wreaked havoc in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh and Yanam early Wednesday. Destructive winds gusting up to 150 kilometers per hour and torrential rains have completely disrupted normal life in the state. According to preliminary reports from the D…
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