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Andhra Pradesh Rains: 11 Lakh Cusecs Released from Prakasam Barrage, Alert Issued for Vijayawada (Watch Video)

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: September 2, 2024 10:34 IST

Vijayawada is grappling with severe disruptions as 11 lakh cusecs of water were released from the Prakasam Barrage into ...

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Vijayawada is grappling with severe disruptions as 11 lakh cusecs of water were released from the Prakasam Barrage into the downstream areas, prompting an alert for low-lying regions. The city is experiencing intense rainfall, with the IMD having previously issued a weather warning. Over the past three days, torrential downpours have significantly impacted daily life, exacerbated by power outages lasting over 24 hours in various parts of the city.

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Vijayawada is experiencing severe disruptions with internet and mobile telephone connectivity, alongside extensive traffic jams that have disrupted normal life and travel to Hyderabad. Transportation within the city and surrounding areas is in disarray, with no available routes to Hyderabad through Khammam and only a minimal chance of access via the Piduguralla route.

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The flood waters situation is the same. Water levels reduced just a little and rainfall resumed. There are fears that power connectivity will not be restored until the water level subsides, a resident told PTI.

Tags: Andhra Pradesh floodsIndia metrological departmentHeavy RainsVijayawada
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