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8 dead as Cyclone Arnab batters Andhra coast, uproots trees, poles, damages homes
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In brief
Eight people died in Andhra Pradesh after Cyclone Arnab crossed the coast as a very severe cyclonic storm.
The cyclone caused extensive damage to trees, electric poles, houses, and crops while disrupting power and communication.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu sought support from the Union government to deal with the impact.
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VISAKHAPATNAM/KAKINADA/AMALAPURAM: Eight people have died in parts of Andhra Pradesh after severe cyclonic storm Arnab crossed the Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts early on Wednesday.
The storm triggered heavy rainfall, uprooted hundreds of trees and electric poles, damaged houses and roads, disrupted power supply and communication, and damaged standing crops across coastal districts. More than 20,000 people were evacuated in coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh before the cyclone’s arrival.
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