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Cyclone Arnab batters Andhra coast; four-day rain alert for Telangana

Deccan Age · India · 2 min read
Cyclone clouds over the Bay of Bengal
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Cyclone Arnab tore through coastal Andhra Pradesh, felling trees, flooding roads and forcing large-scale evacuations, with damage reports still being tallied.

Cyclone Arnab tore through coastal Andhra Pradesh, felling trees, flooding roads and forcing large-scale evacuations, with damage reports still being tallied.

Andhra Pradesh authorities have ordered relief work in the worst-hit districts as the storm weakens inland.

In Telangana, the IMD expects four more days of rain from the cyclone's remnants, though Hyderabad itself is expected to see only partly cloudy skies and morning haze.

Originally reported by Top Indian News. Article compiled by the Deccan Age desk.
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