The low pressure in the Bay of Bengal has turned into a cyclone. As a result, it is raining heavily in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Flood water has entered the low-lying areas. The life of the people has come to a standstill due to the incessant rains. Streams bends, dams, ponds, lift schemes, and huge projects are filling the pots.
River Krishna is treading on the waves. Godavari is ready to show its fury. As the flood water was flowing fiercely, the water flow reached Bhadrachalam. Officials have issued 3rd danger warning. The current water level has reached 54.4 feet.
At Dhavaleswaram barrage, the in and out flow is 13.54 lakh cusecs. A 2nd hazard warning has been issued. NDRF and SDRF teams are engaged in relief activities. Dr. BR Ambedkar, Managing Director of the State Disaster Management Agency warned people to be cautious.
Fishermen who go to the coastal areas to catch fish are advised to stay away for a few days. They are advised to remain in their respective areas till the situation is reduced. On the other hand, AP CM Jagan Reddy took up the review.