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1.6 lakh evacuated to safety as Odisha braces for cyclone Murasu impact
By Sudarsan Maharana3 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
The Odisha state government evacuated nearly 1.6 lakh people to safety in three districts ahead of cyclone Murasu, as the storm advanced towards the Andhra Pradesh coast.
The Revenue and Disaster Management department put eight districts on alert, and R&DM minister Suresh Pujari stated the state is fully prepared to deal with the storm's impact.
Preparations include setting up over 1,100 shelters, deploying medical and rescue teams, and closing educational institutions in affected areas.
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BHUBANESWAR: The state government on Monday stepped up preparedness measures in areas and evacuated nearly 1.6 lakh people to safety in three districts as cyclonic storm Murasu advanced towards the Andhra Pradesh coast.
The Revenue and Disaster Management (R&DM) department also put eight districts on alert, asking the district administrations concerned to intensify precautionary measures to minimise possible .
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