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Andhra Pradesh cyclone damage bill reaches nearly ₹2,000 crore
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister has assessed the economic damage from Cyclone Murasu at approximately ₹2,000 crore. The state is evaluating relief and rehabilitation requirements following the severe weather event.
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The Andhra Pradesh government has pegged the financial loss from Cyclone Murasu at nearly ₹2,000 crore, according to an assessment by Chief Minister. The estimate encompasses damage to agricultural lands, infrastructure, and residential properties across the state.
The cyclone brought heavy rainfall and strong winds to several districts, disrupting normal life and causing widespread destruction. Preliminary surveys conducted by state authorities have documented the extent of damage to crops, roads, power lines, and public buildings across affected regions.
State officials are in the process of compiling detailed damage reports from all affected areas to finalize relief and rehabilitation packages. The assessment will inform requests for financial assistance from the central government and guide the allocation of resources for recovery efforts.
Andhra Pradesh has activated its disaster management machinery to coordinate relief operations and provide immediate support to affected communities. The state government has also initiated steps to restore essential services and clear damaged infrastructure in the cyclone-hit areas.