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Cyclone Murasu: NTR District Collector Lakshmi Sha urges people to stay indoors amid heavy rain forecast

Cyclone Murasu: NTR District Collector Lakshmi Sha urges people to stay indoors amid heavy rain forecast

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During the Cyclone Murasu event, Union Home Minister Amit Shah called Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, who thanked the minister for dispatching a central team to assess damage. The chief minister also convened a review meeting on cyclone preparedness with senior officials and district collectors from the Real Time Governance Society Centre at the Secretariat, directing the administration to remain fully alert. Details beyond the description of the alert level are not provided in the excerpts.

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    NTR District Collector Lakshmi Sha has urged residents to stay indoors due to heavy rainfall forecasts. Shops and shopping complexes have been advised to close as Cyclone Murasu approaches the coast. Waterlogging has already disrupted movement on several major roads in Vijayawada. The India…

    — The Economic Times

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NTR District Collector Lakshmi Sha has urged residents to stay indoors due to heavy rainfall forecasts. Shops and shopping complexes have been advised to close as Cyclone Murasu approaches the coast. Waterlogging has already disrupted movement on several major roads in Vijayawada. The India…

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