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Cyclone caused ₹4.6k-cr losses in Andhra Pradesh; rain lashes West Bengal
By HT Correspondent2 min read at Hindustan Times
In brief
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said Cyclone Arnab caused at least ₹4,600 crore in losses in Andhra Pradesh and promised compensation to affected farmers.
Meanwhile, heavy rain and flash floods marooned around 300 villages in Odisha's Ganjam district, prompting evacuations.
The Indian Coast Guard rescued 20 crew members from a stranded cargo vessel in the Bay of Bengal off the Andhra Pradesh coast.
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Cyclone Arnab has caused at least ₹4,600 crore in losses in Andhra Pradesh, chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu said on Thursday, as the state assessed the damage from the storm that killed seven people. Naidu said 8,000 electric poles were uprooted in Konaseema and promised compensation to affected farmers and families. A central team is expected to visit the state on Friday.
In neighbouring Odisha, chief secretary Anu Garg said, around 300 villages in Ganjam district have been marooned by heavy rain and flash floods, prompting the government to coordinate with the Union home ministry for air evacuations. The state plans to airlift 120 people in the first phase, though continued rain and low cloud cover could delay operations. Rescue teams from the NDRF and Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force are deployed in affected areas.
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