A.P. officials on alert as first flood warning level issued for Godavari at Bhadrachalam in Telangana

The irrigation department officials released the first warning for the Godavari River in Bhadrachalam in Tales, as the water level was touched at 23:00 on Friday at 23:00. Central Water Commission (CWC) officials, due to heavy rainfall in the basin areas of water levels increased and may increase further, he said.

An Officer deployed on the mission of flood, “income, police, medical and health, ITDA, AP-TRANSCO, National Disaster Response Power (NDRF), State Disaster Response Power (SDRF), Panchayat Raj and other departments were put into high warning,” he said.

Eluru Regional Collector K. Vetri Selvi, agency habits rice, pulse and other foundations were distributed for three months, he said.

While talking Hindu On Friday, Jangarereddygudem Revenue Department Officer (RDO) said that the flood level will reach the second warning level (48 feet) in Bhadrachalam on Saturday. Ms. Ramana, “Flooded officers published on the task of flood, if possible to take all measures and to evacuate people from low areas,” he said. Irrigation officials said that the water level in Godavari was 44,70 feet and the authorities were in the direction of water flow 10.04,800. The first warning is currently in force in Bhadrachalam. Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (APSDMA) General Manager Prakhar Jain, Prakasam Dam on the Krishna River, entrances and outputs were protected in Cusec, 3,38,572.

Entrance to the Tungabhadra Dam 44,888 Cusec and the authorities evacuated the same amount of water. Nagarjuna Sagar Dam entries 2,47,885 Cusec and the authorities released the same amount of water. The entrances at the Pulintala Dam were 2.60,000 Cusec, while the outputs were placed in 2,10,908 Cusec.

APSDMA officials, in the next 24 hours Alluri Sitharama Raju (ASR), Parvatipuram-Manyam, Vizianagaram and Srikakulam regions will occur in the middle and heavy rains, he said. Prakhar Jain, people are asked not to cross rivers and canals, Prak Prakhar Jain said.