Suryaa National Desk: Cyclone Murasu has severely disrupted daily life across several coastal districts in Andhra Pradesh. The cyclone, which intensified in the Bay of Bengal, brought heavy rains and strong winds to the coastal region.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu expressed his gratitude to the central government and the Prime Minister for their immediate support and comprehensive assistance in relief operations. The Chief Minister stated that the administration has been alerted to monitor the situation continuously and ensure public safety.
To address the impact of the cyclone, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) teams have been deployed to relocate people from inundated areas to safety. Efforts are underway to ensure the continuous provision of food, drinking water, and medical facilities at rehabilitation centers. The Chief Minister has directed officials to prioritize the restoration of damaged power lines and the removal of fallen trees from roads.
Relief operations have been accelerated following the arrival of additional forces, helicopters, and emergency supplies from the central government. The government has announced the formation of joint teams comprising revenue and agriculture department officials to assess crop damage and provide compensation to farmers. The Chief Minister assured the public that the government is providing full support and urged them not to panic.
