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24,281 hectares of farmland inundated in Srikakulam
By Dharmendra Regana2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
Srikakulam district reported that Cyclone Arnab caused heavy rains that inundated nearly 24,281 hectares of farmland, affecting 54,143 farmers.
The preliminary crop damage report indicates that paddy crops suffered the maximum damage across 972 villages in 30 mandals.
District authorities are currently monitoring the flood situation and assessing crop loss.
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SRIKAKULAM: Heavy rains triggered by Cyclone Arnab have inundated nearly 24,281.08 hectares of agricultural land across Srikakulam district, affecting 54,143 farmers in 972 villages across 30 mandals.
According to the preliminary crop damage report by the district administration on Friday, the paddy crops suffered the maximum damage, with 24,229.08 hectares inundated, while cotton crops were affected over 52 hectares. No damage to nursery crops was reported.
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