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Helping hand: On Cyclones Arnab and Murasu
By The Hindu3 min read at The Hindu
In brief
Cyclones Arnab and Murasu recently hit the Andhra Pradesh coast, causing significant damage to crops and infrastructure, with authorities' preparedness minimizing casualties.
The article details the financial impact of the cyclones, the deployment of technology like RTGS to reduce damages, and outlines recommendations for improving disaster management, crop insurance, and central-state financial cooperation.
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Updated - November 05, 2026 01:47 am IST
Long-term preparedness and a swift response by authorities minimised casualties when the back-to-back cyclones Arnab and Murasu hit two places of the Andhra Pradesh coast. In Andhra Pradesh, damage from Cyclone Arnab, which made landfall on October 28 was estimated at roughly ₹4,526 crore. Initial estimates of the damage by Cyclone Murasu, which crossed the coast on November 3, indicate that about 52,500 hectares of standing crops were affected. The State reported 12 deaths from the two cyclones. The first cyclone damaged nearly 90,000 hectares of standing crops in southern parts of Odisha.…
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