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Odisha targets shifting 48,000 people as Cyclone Arnab hurtles towards east coast
By TNIE online desk4 min read at The New Indian Express
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The Odisha government planned to evacuate at least 48,000 people from vulnerable areas as Cyclone Arnab approached the coast, with landfall expected in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh.
Officials stated that 294 rescue teams were deployed and Rs 19 crore was allocated for relief operations.
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BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha government on Tuesday stepped up evacuation efforts, planning to move at least 48,000 people from low-lying and landslide-prone areas as very severe cyclonic storm Arnab approached the coast, officials said.
Special Relief Commissioner (SRC) Rajesh P Patil said the evacuation was expected to be completed by evening. Heavy rain and strong winds lashed parts of the state as the storm moved towards the coast, with landfall expected along neighbouring Andhra Pradesh within the next 24 hours.
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