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Odisha races against time to evacuate people as Cyclone Arnab set to make early landfall
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In brief
Odisha prepared for Cyclone Arnab's landfall by closing schools and evacuating vulnerable populations, according to Special Relief Commissioner Rajesh P Patil.
The state government deployed rescue teams and allocated Rs 19 crore for relief operations, while the IMD issued red alerts for heavy rainfall and high winds in several southern districts.
The cyclone was expected to cross the Andhra Pradesh coast near Bapatla and Visakhapatnam.
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Bhubaneswar: Odisha closed schools in 16 of its 30 districts and raced against time to move people in vulnerable areas to safety amid heavy rains and strong winds preceding the "very severe" cyclonic storm Arnab's expected landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast early Wednesday.
Special Relief Commissioner (SRC) Rajesh P Patil said the state government has planned to move at least 48,000 people from low-lying areas and landslide-prone locations by evening.
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