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Cyclone Arnab: Over 4,800 fishing vessels return safely to Kakinada coast
By T. Appala Naidu3 min read at The Hindu
In brief
At least 4,800 fishing vessels returned safely to Kakinada and other coastal landing centers in Andhra Pradesh after the state government issued an advisory ahead of Cyclone Arnab.
Kakinada District Fisheries Officer V. Krishna Rao stated that six vessels that had ventured out despite the alert were tracked and directed back by Coast Guard authorities.
Marine fishing operations have been suspended for three days, and river fishing and tourism boating have also been halted in adjacent districts.
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Published - October 26, 2026 09:56 am IST - KAKINADA
Light drizzle in Vijayawada on October 25 as Cyclone Arnab influenced weather conditions in the region. Intermittent drizzle brought a change in the weather, with overcast skies and light rainfall witnessed in parts of the city. | Photo Credit: G. N. Rao
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