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A tree lies uprooted over a car following heavy rainfall and strong winds triggered by Cyclone 'Arnab', in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026.
TNIE online desk
6 min read
Strong winds and heavy rain flattened paddy fields, inundated low-lying areas and damaged infrastructure across coastal districts, prompting the state to deploy 30,000 officials for relief work.
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Y Brahmaji
2 min read
Scrutiny will be held on October 19, withdrawals on October 21, polling on October 28, and counting on October 30.
Incessant rain paralysed civic life in Rajamahendravaram, with waterlogging reported at several low-lying locations, including Railway Station Road, Hi-Tech Bus Stand, Tummalova and Aryapuram.
Express News Service
2 min read
Polavaram district Collector K Dinesh Kumar directed officials to remain on high alert, particularly in vulnerable, low-lying and cut-off areas.
RTG Secretary Bhaskar Katamneni and RTGS CEO Prakhar Jain are closely overseeing the monitoring efforts.
Phanindra Papasani
3 min read
According to officials, 41 persons from AP have been identified as being stranded in Nepal.
A road cave-in on the Vepagunta–Pinagadi stretch, Visakhapatnam, worsened by pond overflow after Cyclone Montha, has left commuters struggling with flooding, damaged roads, and poor safety measures.
Neelima Eaty
2 min read
The road has been in bad condition for more than seven years, but the cave-in occurred recently after heavy rains and flooding triggered by Cyclone Montha.
NTR district commissioner of police SV Rajashekhar Babu and district collector G Lakshmisha inspected Munneru rivulet at Kanchikacherla on Thursday.
Express News Service
1 min read
On Thursday, the officials continued field inspections, reviewing water flow in the Munneru stream at Keesara bridge using drone surveillance.
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