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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerOver 30,000 hectares of crops damaged by Murasu cyclone in Andhra Pradesh
What's behind this
Cyclone Murasu brought heavy rain that inundated low‑lying areas in Eluru district, prompting the collector to order evacuations. Trees were uprooted and roads waterlogged across several mandals, while officials monitored river levels, schools and power lines as rescue teams responded. The system crossed the Andhra coast early Tuesday, weakened into a cyclonic storm with wind speeds up to 90 kmph, and moved north‑northwest at about 7‑8 kmph. The IMD noted that extremely heavy rainfall remains likely in isolated places in the state.
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Cyclone Murasu likely to weaken into deep depression
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Eleven NDRF and 13 SDRF teams were deployed for relief operations, along with the arrangement of 613 generators
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Amaravati: Over 30,000 hectares of standing crops were damaged in 15 districts by the severe cyclonic storm Murasu, which mostly affected the districts of Krishna, Bapatla and Nandyala. Officials estimated that paddy, cotton and corn crops suffered the most damage, an official press release said on…
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Amaravati: Over 30,000 hectares of standing crops were damaged in 15 districts by the severe cyclonic storm Murasu, which mostly affected the districts of Krishna, Bapatla and Nandyala. Officials estimated that paddy, cotton and corn crops suffered the most damage, an official press release said on…
