India is assessing damage from Cyclone Arnab in Andhra Pradesh, where preliminary estimates put losses at 4,764 crore Indian rupees across 12 districts, while relief work continues in neighbouring Odisha after heavy rainfall and a landslide. The IMD forecast further weather systems affecting the Bay of Bengal coast.
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The assessment follows Arnab’s landfall near Yanam, Puducherry, on 28 October, when winds of up to 135 kilometres per hour uprooted trees, damaged homes and disrupted electricity supplies.
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Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi conducted an aerial survey of flood-hit areas in Ganjam and Gajapati districts on 30 October.
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The Meteorological Centre issued a yellow warning for heavy rain in 14 Odisha districts on 31 October, while the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast heavy rainfall at isolated locations in Arunachal Pradesh, coastal Andhra Pradesh, Keralam and Mahe on 1 November.
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Preliminary estimates put the damage at 4,764 crore Indian rupees across 12 districts, with Konaseema and West Godavari among the worst affected.
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Preliminary estimates put the damage at 4,764 crore Indian rupees across 12 districts, with Konaseema and West Godavari among the worst affected.
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State authorities are continuing relief and restoration work and have announced compensation of 5 lakh Indian rupees for the families of those killed in cyclone-related incidents.
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The assessment follows Arnab’s landfall near Yanam, Puducherry, on 28 October, when winds of up to 135 kilometres per hour uprooted trees, damaged homes and disrupted electricity supplies.
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As of 31 October, four people had reportedly died in rain-related incidents, while 12 remained missing following a major landslide at Gidipabali in Bhanjanagar, Ganjam district.
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The Meteorological Centre issued a yellow warning for heavy rain in 14 Odisha districts on 31 October, while the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast heavy rainfall at isolated locations in Arunachal Pradesh, coastal Andhra Pradesh, Keralam and Mahe on 1 November.
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A seven-member central government team led by Union Home Ministry Joint Secretary Chittaranjan Das has arrived in Andhra Pradesh to assess the losses.
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