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Six killed as cyclone Arnab batters Andhra Pradesh coast, disrupts normal life
By SNV Sudhir5 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
Severe Cyclonic Storm Arnab made landfall in Andhra Pradesh, causing six deaths across multiple districts as reported by local authorities, though the government maintained that no lives had been lost.
The storm brought heavy rainfall, widespread flooding, and uprooted trees, disrupting transport and power supply across coastal regions including Konaseema and Kakinada.
National and state disaster response forces are clearing debris while the India Meteorological Department continues to monitor the system.
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Hyderabad: Six people died in separate incidents on Wednesday as Severe Cyclonic Storm Arnab battered Andhra Pradesh, flooding large areas, uprooting trees and electric poles, and disrupting transport across several districts. Konaseema and Kakinada were the worst affected. The government, however, maintained that no lives had been lost.
Cyclone Warning Centre Director Dr P L N Murthy, based in Visakhapatnam, said the storm crossed the coast between 2 am and 8 am, about 20 km south of Yanam. Wind speeds at landfall reached 120 km/h, with gusts of up to 150 km/h. The system is moving north-northwest and has weakened over land. He said it had regained strength just before landfall, which was why it took longer to cross the coast. Port Warning Signal No 10 has been issued for Kakinada, and extremely heavy rain is expected across coastal Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday.
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