Follow our live coverage as severe Cyclone Arnab leaves a trail of destruction across Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. Emergency response teams are operating round-the-clock while governments assess extensive infrastructure and crop losses.
LiveLive: Cyclone Arnab devastates Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, over 55000 evacuated to safety
Follow our live coverage as severe Cyclone Arnab leaves a trail of destruction across Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. Emergency response teams are operating round-the-clock while governments assess extensive infrastructure and crop losses.
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GVMC clears 902 uprooted trees, restores roads, water supply
A total of 1,192 trees were knocked down across 10 zones under the GVMC due to the fury of Cyclone Arnab within the city limits. Out of these, branch cutting was completed for 1,057 trees while operations for the remaining 135 trees were still underway, according to civic personnel as of Thursday evening. So far, 902 trees have been fully cleared and removed, while another 290 trees await clearance. GVMC Commissioner Ketan Garg stated that removal work is being accelerated with a target to clear all fallen trees from roadways by Friday. He further noted that restoration operations are continuing round-the-clock utilizing 45 earthmovers, tipper trucks, and additional sanitation personnel. He directed officials to clear away remaining branches, foliage, and debris after removing the trees to ensure proper sanitation in surrounding neighborhoods. Read the full story here GVMC clears 902 uprooted trees, restores roads and 70% water supply after Cyclone Arnab, with ongoing relief and road-patching efforts.Govts must ensure swift relief, rehabilitation: Rahul on destruction caused by Cyclone Arnab
Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday (October 29) voiced deep concern regarding the severe destruction inflicted by Cyclone Arnab in Andhra Pradesh alongside heavy downpours and flooding in Odisha, urging authorities to guarantee prompt relief and rehabilitation for every impacted household. In a message shared on X, Mr. Gandhi stated, “Deeply concerned by the devastation caused by Cyclone Arnab in Andhra Pradesh and the heavy rainfall and flooding in Odisha.”Cyclone ‘Arnab’ wreaks havoc in Odisha, over 55,000 evacuated across 9 districts
The Odisha administration on Thursday (October 29) deployed over 300 specialized teams from multiple disaster response units for rescue operations across flood-affected Ganjam and eight other districts, as cyclone ‘Arnab’ left widespread devastation across several regions of the state, officials reported. Authorities stated that a total of 59,028 individuals, which includes 11,882 residents from Ganjam, have been evacuated to safety after their dwellings were flooded. State Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari announced that 313 teams comprising nine from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), 60 from the Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF), and 244 from the Fire Services Department were actively deployed in rescue efforts. He added that the evacuated population includes 3,001 expectant mothers. -PTIAndhra Pradesh puts estimated loss at ₹4,600 crore
Andhra Pradesh has incurred an approximate financial damage of ₹4,600 crore due to Cyclone Arnab based on preliminary evaluations, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu stated on Thursday (October 29). Mr. Naidu conducted an aerial inspection of cyclone-impacted zones within the Krishna and Godavari sectors. He examined the localities while traveling toward Cheyyeru village situated in Katrenikona mandal of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema district. Following interactions with flood victims at Gacchakayala Pora village in Mummidivaram mandal, Mr. Naidu informed journalists that proactive cyclone preparedness played a crucial role in curbing loss of life, keeping fatalities limited to seven. Read the full story here AP estimates ₹4,600 crore cyclone loss; central team to assess damage as AP plans power restoration, compensation, and relief measures.
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