Holiday Declared for Schools, Anganwadi Centres in North Andhra

Cyclone -based rain broke normal life in the North Andhra region. Under the influence of the deepened low pressure in the Gulf of Bengal, people could not leave their homes because of the constant rain. Authorities declared a holiday for all private and public schools, except for Anganwadi centers.

Heavy rain was recorded in various buffaloes in the Srikulam Zone – Jalumuru, Ln Pet, Vajrapukotturu, Amudalavalasa, Sarubujilli, Kothuru, Lavery, Kaviti and Kaviti. Nagavali, Vamsadhara rivers take fixed entrances.

Minister Atchannaidu warned the regional officials due to heavy rains. A control room was installed with 08942 240557 contact number in the collector. It was recommended that people living on the river be awake. Regional collector Swapnil Dynakar suggested that fishermen should not enter the rivers as the water level increases.

In the neighboring Vizianagaram region, heavy rain led to several areas. Following the private bus they traveled, more than 11 passengers were injured and the turtle returned. The rear tire of the Venkata Ramana bus traveling on the Hayarabad-Vizianagaram route passed to the divisive that caused the circuit.

In the Visakha region, the 100 acres of paddy crops in Padmanabham Mandal Pandrangi and several acres in Vilasakhaanipalem had sank under water. All private and state degree and PG colleges under the opinion of the University of Andhra, AU registration company Dhanunjaya Rao’nun continuous rains due to the safety of the students was closed after the holiday was closed after the holiday was closed.

Considering the heavy rains that hit the ground, several trains were canceled and guided on the Rail Route. Trains will be directed through Raigad on Monday and Tuesday. Train No. 58501 Visakha-Kirandul is limited to passenger Araku. From there he would return to Visakha. Train No. 58502 Rental Passenger Passenger Koraput was squeezed. On Tuesday, Visakha-Kirandole, Kirandole-Visakha Passenger Trains Program was canceled.

The cyclone effect is expected to continue and the heavy rain was estimated on Tuesday.