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Odisha plans to airlift 120 stranded in Ganjam amid Cyclone Arnab aftermath
By Debabrata Mohanty4 min read at Hindustan Times
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The Odisha government is planning to airlift 120 people stranded in flood-hit areas of Ganjam district due to Cyclone Arnab, officials said on Thursday.
Chief secretary Anu Garg said around 2,000 people have been stranded in waterlogged areas, and the state is coordinating with the Coast Guard.
Union home minister Amit Shah has assured affected states of all possible assistance.
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The Odisha government is planning to airlift 120 people stranded in flood-hit areas of Ganjam district due to heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Arnab, officials said on Thursday.
Cyclone Arnab weakened into a depression on Thursday and lay centred close to south Odisha triggering heavy rainfall in the districts of Gajapati and Ganjam, causing landslides, road damage, river swelling and inundation of low-lying areas.
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