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Cyclone Murasu nears Andhra, Odisha days after Arnab; Chennai schools shut
By India Today News Desk4 min read at India Today
In brief
Cyclone Murasu is expected to make landfall near Ongole in Andhra Pradesh late Monday or early Tuesday, following Cyclone Arnab which recently struck the region.
Authorities in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Tamil Nadu have issued warnings, opened control rooms, and deployed disaster response teams.
Chennai schools have been declared holidays due to forecasted heavy rainfall.
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Less than a week after Cyclone Arnab struck Andhra Pradesh, the state and neighbouring Odisha are preparing for another cyclone while relief and restoration work continues. Cyclone Murasu is expected to cross the Andhra coast near Ongole late Monday night or early Tuesday, with winds of 100–110 kmph, gusting to 120 kmph.
Andhra Pradesh has deployed disaster response teams and ordered evacuations from unsafe areas. Odisha is moving residents from low-lying settlements and landslide-prone hillsides, while Chennai has declared a school holiday on November 2 as heavy to very heavy rain is forecast.
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