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Mahabubabad Collector Inspects Crop Damage After Cyclone Murasu

Mahabubabad Collector Inspects Crop Damage After Cyclone Murasu

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    The Chief Minister briefs him on the losses caused by ‘Arnab’ and ‘Murasu’, particularly to agriculture, horticulture, roads and electricity infrastructure, and seeks immediate Central assistance; he also flags the issue of chilli consignments stranded at Colombo port

    — The Hindu

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    The Collector interacted with farmers and enquired about the extent of crop damage. She inspected the affected fields and assessed the situation.

    — Deccan Chronicle

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The Collector interacted with farmers and enquired about the extent of crop damage. She inspected the affected fields and assessed the situation.

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Deccan Chronicle Center Deccan Chronicle Holdings Current article

Mahabubabad Collector Inspects Crop Damage After Cyclone Murasu

The Collector interacted with farmers and enquired about the extent of crop damage. She inspected the affected fields and assessed the situation.

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The Hindu Center-Left Kasturi & Sons Ltd.

Prime Minister Modi speaks to A.P. CM Naidu, pledges Central support in dealing with damage caused by two cyclones

The Chief Minister briefs him on the losses caused by ‘Arnab’ and ‘Murasu’, particularly to agriculture, horticulture, roads and electricity infrastructure, and seeks immediate Central assistance; he also flags the issue of chilli consignments stranded at Colombo port

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Ryots worried as Cyclone Murasu inundates harvested crops in Eluru

ELURU: Farmers in Eluru district are extremely worried about crop loss as heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Murasu has inundated paddy fields and disrupted harvesting in the paddy fields. With crops at different stages of growth, particularly grain filling and maturity, farmers fear that continued…

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