22 publishers · first seen Mon, 02 Nov 2026 14:08 UTC · updated Thu, 05 Nov 2026 02:36 UTC
Cyclone Murasu, which weakened into a cyclonic storm, made landfall in Andhra Pradesh, causing at least two deaths and widespread damage. The storm, moving north-northwestwards, is expected to further weaken into a deep depression. Andhra Pradesh and Odisha have initiated evacuations and relief operations, with thousands of people moved to shelters. Andhra Pradesh reported damage to crops, homes, and power infrastructure, with preliminary estimates of losses at Rs 344 crore. In Odisha, the focus is on rescue operations for those missing due to a previous cyclone-triggered landslide. The cyclone also disrupted transportation, with numerous train cancellations and flight delays reported.
Cyclone Murasu struck Andhra Pradesh, resulting in at least two fatalities and extensive damage. The cyclone, which weakened into a cyclonic storm, affected 15 districts, with Krishna, Bapatla, and Nandyala being the most severely impacted. Heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and uprooted trees caused significant damage to crops, homes, and power infrastructure. The Andhra Pradesh government has set up relief camps and deployed disaster response teams for rescue and relief operations.
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