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Cyclone Murasu | Telangana’s Nagarkurnool administration releases do’s and don’ts

The Nagarkurnool district administration in Telangana issued safety instructions as Cyclone Murasu approached, urging residents to avoid travel to Somasila, the Nallamalla ghat road, and nearby tourist spots. The advisory aims to reduce the risk of accidents and protect lives during the storm. The district’s public safety office released a detailed list of do’s and don’ts, advising people to stay indoors, secure loose objects, and keep emergency supplies ready. Officials warned that heavy rains and strong winds could cause landslides on the Nallamalla ghat road, making it unsafe for commuters. They also highlighted that the Somasila reservoir area may experience sudden water level rises, posing a threat to nearby villages. Local authorities have coordinated with the state disaster management team to monitor the cyclone’s path and provide timely updates. Relief camps are being prepared in safe zones, and medical teams are on standby to respond to any injuries or health emergencies. For residents of Telangana, especially those living in the affected districts, following these guidelines is essential to avoid disruption to daily life and to ensure community safety during the extreme weather event.

The Hindu TelanganaNovember 2, 20261 min read
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Cyclone Murasu | Telangana’s Nagarkurnool administration releases do’s and don’ts
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The Nagarkurnool district administration in Telangana issued safety instructions as Cyclone Murasu approached, urging residents to avoid travel to Somasila, the Nallamalla ghat road, and nearby tourist spots. The advisory aims to reduce the risk of accidents and protect lives during the storm. Local officials emphasized that the cyclone is expected to bring heavy rainfall, strong gusts, and the possibility of flash flooding in low‑lying areas, making travel on certain routes hazardous.

The district’s public safety office released a detailed list of do’s and don’ts, advising people to stay indoors, secure loose objects, and keep emergency supplies ready. Officials warned that heavy rains and strong winds could cause landslides on the Nallamalla ghat road, making it unsafe for commuters. They also highlighted that the Somasila reservoir area may experience sudden water level rises, posing a threat to nearby villages. Residents were asked to keep mobile phones charged, maintain contact with family members, and follow updates from official channels.

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Local authorities have coordinated with the state disaster management team to monitor the cyclone’s path and provide timely updates. Relief camps are being prepared in safe zones, and medical teams are on standby to respond to any injuries or health emergencies. For residents of Telangana, especially those living in the affected districts, following these guidelines is essential to avoid disruption to daily life and to ensure community safety during the extreme weather event.

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