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Odisha's Ganjam district farmers fear Cyclone Murasu after Arnab-hit
By Express News Service2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
Farmers in Odisha's Ganjam district are struggling to recover from crop damage caused by Cyclone Arnab, which has been followed by warnings of heavy rainfall from Cyclone Murasu.
Local agriculture officials are preparing to assess the damage while residents fear further agricultural losses.
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BERHAMPUR: Even as Ganjam farmers struggle to salvage their crops washed away by floodwaters following cyclone Arnab, the threat of another spell of heavy rainfall under the influence of Murasu has deepened their anxiety, raising fears of further agricultural losses.
Yet to recover from the massive damage caused by Arnab, farmers now face a double whammy as cyclone Murasu threatens the region. “Standing paddy crops on around 10 acre of my land have been submerged in floodwater, which is yet to recede. Another spell of heavy rain will cause the roots to rot, particularly as the crop is now at the milking stage,” said Sameer Kumar Pradhan, a farmer from Takarada in Sheragada block.
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